J
John Doe
I don't see any group names including "Firefox".
So next I'll look at "Mozilla".
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
So next I'll look at "Mozilla".
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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J
John Doe
Appears to be
alt.fan.mozilla
alt.fan.mozilla
Y
yaugin
I don't see any group names including "Firefox".
So next I'll look at "Mozilla".
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
I believe Mozilla uses Gmane to host newsgroups. You might not find
them on a mainstream vanilla nntp server (like your ISP's), but you
can always create a separate nntp server profile in your newsreader
(or use Gmane's web front).
P
Paul
John said:Appears to be
alt.fan.mozilla
mozilla.support.firefox ?
They suggest appropriate newsgroups on this page.
http://www.mozilla.org/support/#newsgroups
It's possible mozilla.* isn't on your server.
Paul
J
John Doe
....
Looks like another possibility.
On my server, currently (alt.fan.mozilla) looks like a larger group.
I'm enjoying Firefox so far. The most annoying long-term issue about
Internet Explorer was when using my scripts to toggle fonts/colors and
Flash Player ON/OFF, the program IE would pause for several seconds
when returning from the menu dialogs. Seems that Microsoft has too much
going on under the surface of Internet Explorer, nefarious or not, it's
cumbersome.
netscape.public.mozilla.browser ??
Looks like another possibility.
On my server, currently (alt.fan.mozilla) looks like a larger group.
I'm enjoying Firefox so far. The most annoying long-term issue about
Internet Explorer was when using my scripts to toggle fonts/colors and
Flash Player ON/OFF, the program IE would pause for several seconds
when returning from the menu dialogs. Seems that Microsoft has too much
going on under the surface of Internet Explorer, nefarious or not, it's
cumbersome.
M
metspitzer
mozilla.support.firefox ?
They suggest appropriate newsgroups on this page.
http://www.mozilla.org/support/#newsgroups
It's possible mozilla.* isn't on your server.
Paul
You can also access using Google groups.
http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.support.firefox/topics
S
Sjouke Burry
You can also access news.mozilla.com port 119metspitzer said:You can also access using Google groups.
http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.support.firefox/topics
for free mozilla.