🚀 go-pugleaf

Here are my $0.02 worth....

>In article <19960329.28CC38.631A@galstar.com> rknox@galstar.com (Randy Knox)
>writes:
>>
>> I am running release 5 IBrowse... Although I really like the way it picks
>> up all the custom stuff on the web sites I visit... It is still too buggy
>> to pay for IMHO...
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>   Hmm, I wonder if this could possibly be the reason that it's still in
>   alpha
>testing?  And perhaps why they're letting people use it for free?  (Sorry for
>the condescension, but bugs are pretty normal in an alpha release.)

No condescension taken....
Just still not fully happy with IBrowse quite yet...
(Unfortuneatly it is the only browser I can use with any success as AWeb has a
builtin bug that crashes my 68000 A2000 and version 1.1 hasn't been released
yet!)

>> Anyway... I would like to know how I can run IBrowse and have it open its
>> own Public Screen using 16 colors (while I can still run 8 colors on my
>>Workbench)

>   Open the MUI settings from IBrowse.  On the System settings page, there's
>an option for setting what public screen the program should run on.

Ok! I have done this (including following instructions from another reply)
and it is running really well! Infact it is a bit smoother... Less crashes
even though it still gobbles chip ram quite a bit!

Thanks for all of your help everyone!

>Jonathan Gapen (innuendo@execpc.com)
>Bread in, toast out. How does it DO that?

Thanks again!

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 (_)  Randy Knox  rknox@galstar.com