Lew Hartswick wrote:

Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Maxwell Lol wrote:

Rex writes:


Well, between Cliff and TMT, the signal/noise ratio here has exceeded
the value of the sparse metalworking content provided. My newsreader
doesn't have decent filtering and I'm loathe to add another add-on to
the overhead.

Thunderbird is a mail program, and not really a news reader.
Using a real news reader isn't an "add-on". It's a replacement.

Killfiles can be fast and painless.

I like the newsreader in Netscape 4.78. I've used it since it first
came out.


I am usine Netscape 7.2 and don't have many problems The "T" key gets
rid of any thread I don't want and highlights the next one not read.
...lew...only reading this because I'm bored with school closed


I tried 7.2, and switched back after a few hours. I have 'control K'
on 4.78 to kill threads.


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