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Feedback Summary:
| Version 0.1: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (2.3) |
Features: | (1.3) |
Support: | (1.6) |
| Ease of Use: | (2.3) |
Quality / Stability: | (2.2) |
Price: | (2.2) |
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funny tutorials - Version: 0.2, 12/24/2003 05:31AM PST
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mad_stilez
Works.. not too bad. - Version: 0.2, 12/23/2003 10:37AM PST
Xapplimatic
Hey, it surfed Apple.com and even played back Quicktime movies perfectly.. although it trashed Versiontracker.com placing right hand side ads on top of the updates list, but can I complain? Look at the size of the program!
I think this isn't a good replacement browser front end for Safari, HOWEVER, it would probably be useful marketted as a quick and dirty html document file browser for CD collections etc..
I would say its a really good start for a developer, but in truth, Apple did 99% of the work for them... As it says on their site, it was built with only one line of code. I think it would be a good example for other programers, but it really shouldn't be listed on Versiontracker until it has something other than generic reusable developer code to offer.
I think this isn't a good replacement browser front end for Safari, HOWEVER, it would probably be useful marketted as a quick and dirty html document file browser for CD collections etc..
I would say its a really good start for a developer, but in truth, Apple did 99% of the work for them... As it says on their site, it was built with only one line of code. I think it would be a good example for other programers, but it really shouldn't be listed on Versiontracker until it has something other than generic reusable developer code to offer.
Focus suggested - Version: 0.2, 12/23/2003 04:56AM PST
Dewiap
I installed HazIce because I thought it might solve a problem I have with Safari. Safari will not open the setup pages on my Netgear router. Safari has problems with other devices too. Unfortunately HazIce will not open my router either. I hate having to start up (and wait for) Mozilla, Opera, Phoenix etc. just to change the settings. Maybe you should focus HazIce as a simple quick browser to open up all those web-setup pages that we need to access - i.e. HazIce as a firmware/rom browser?
ps. I thought it was slower than Safari when I compared load and reload of Adobe's home page.
ps. I thought it was slower than Safari when I compared load and reload of Adobe's home page.
I believe HazIce looks funny, and I believe you get the lowest rating; however, one of the tutorials you published electronically looks exactly like a funny, funny, 'magazine' tutorial.
As a Select member of the 'magazine' Connection, I get a tutorial every month. This month, I tucked a joint into the 'magazine'. i know, I know, a joint, simple.
I like the magazine, and i like the joint; however, I can't believe you get a joint in a tutorials 'magazine'.
I know exactly what you did, and I can't believe it.