By the way, someone pointed out to me that hacking Netscape is illegal.  I
don't have any difficulties with hacking it to see if we can get the result
we want, but before using a hacked version, we will have to notify Netscape
and attempt to get their permission.

I trolled ftp://sumex-aim.stanford.edu for hacked versions of Netscape and
found many that were hacked in one way or another so I made the mistaken
assuption that making minor changes to Netscape was both common and
accepted...

I don't want anyone to get the impression that hacking a commercial program
such as Netscape is permitted.

That said, I would still appreciate learning about hacked versions or
alternate browsers...maybe I'm naive, but I see no reason Netscape wouldn't
give us their blessing to use a modified version.

Jim

Jim Angus
Internet and Hypermedia Programs
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
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