From: Thomas Hurst Date: 2002-02-17T02:02:09+09:00 Subject: Re: OT OmniWeb [was: Netscape 4.x?] * Sean Russell (ser@germane-software.com) wrote: > Thomas Hurst wrote: > > > Can't say I've seen any situation where anti-aliased fonts do > > anything but make them blurry. > > Must be a matter of opinion. AA fonts look, to my eye, much better -- > smoother, less jagged. Well, actually, having said that, I do use XP's anti-aliasing, but it's very subtle; what I *really* mean is most antialiasing implimentations I've seen have been more blurry than anything. Depends heavily on the environment, though; certainly what's right for an LCD or ultra-high res isn't going to be right for a CRT and lower res. > > Opera supports this; Ctrl-Shift-Click, with the added benefit that > > it's all MDI. > > Augh! MDI? Auuuugh! This is the primary reason that I don't use > Opera, for all of its other benefits. You can turn it off in Opera 6; it then turns into a Mozilla-alike, with tabs being available as a non-default alternative to opening a new window. Well, in Opera 6 it does. > > What I *really* want, though, is a browser that disables > > document.openwindow in onloads, that isn't Mozilla ;) > > You can do this in Konqueror, which also provides anti-aliased fonts > (configurable) and -- thankfully -- no MDI ;-) Great. Does it work without MAX_INT external libraries too? :) -- Thomas 'Freaky' Hurst - freaky@aagh.net - http://www.aagh.net/ - MODESTY: Being comfortable that others will discover your greatness.