How doe Beonex and Phoenex compare?

rsnidjik · Post by **rsnidjik** » March 12th, 2003, 1:57 pm

Other than the fact that Beonex has a mail client and news reader, does Beonex offer anything that Phoenix lacks? I'm mainly interested in the browser component. Thanks.

Post by **Alex Bishop** » March 12th, 2003, 2:30 pm

rsnidjik wrote:Other than the fact that Beonex has a mail client and news reader, does Beonex offer anything that Phoenix lacks? I'm mainly interested in the browser component. Thanks.

Phoenix is very similar to the main Mozilla suite with a greater emphasis on privacy and security.

rsnidjik · Post by **rsnidjik** » March 12th, 2003, 3:02 pm

Alex Bishop wrote:Phoenix is very similar to the main Mozilla suite with a greater emphasis on privacy and security.

Do you mean, "Boenix is very similar to the main Mozilla suite ..."?

Thanks.

Post by **Alex Bishop** » March 13th, 2003, 2:55 am

rsnidjik wrote:
Alex Bishop wrote:Phoenix is very similar to the main Mozilla suite with a greater emphasis on privacy and security.

Do you mean, "Boenix is very similar to the main Mozilla suite ..."?

Uh, yeah. Good thing you... spotted my deliberate mistake. Well done. ;-)

stealthspy · Post by **stealthspy** » March 28th, 2003, 9:37 pm

Phoenix lacks updating until its developer gets ahead on school. I don't use phoenix because it's quite old but as soon as there is a new release, i'm on it. Phoenix is a lot faster, but I don't like the 1.3a (right?) core. It's like using netscape 6... :shock:

AJUK · Post by **AJUK** » March 29th, 2003, 6:05 pm

1.3 final is availible now

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