Is there any way to cleat the search engine with a netscape browser?
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Try this:\n\n• Select Edit -> Preferences.\n• Open the "Navigator" category and select "History".\n• Click the "Clear history" and/or "Clear Location history".
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Another option might to try an alternative browser (Firefox, AOL Explorer, Netscape, etc.)
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Why would you want to?   Get Netscape 8.1 - it's free and it works better.
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you can go to the ....\n\nMozilla Firefox:\nTools --> Options\n\nInternet Explorer:\nTools --> Internet Options\n\n\nYou will have to specify what you mean by "fix" though.
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Sure - FlashGet, NetAnts, GetRight, Opera web browser...
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The toolbar isn't compatible with Netscape.
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Yeah type the address in search engine and access it that way
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The problem is far from being trivial, since you need to build an inverted index (the data structure that search engines use to perform queries) for your set of pages, and create the Javascript code that can query it.\nHere is one company which sells such a solution:\nhttp://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/javascript.html\n\nHere is a page comparing some commercial solutions:\nhttp://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2004/12/16/offline_search_tools_best_cdrom.htm\n\ntry running "javascript offline search engines" instead of your original query - I believe you will get much more relevant results.
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yes it does, I use yahoo all the time and I have netscape.
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Netscape 3.0 worked very well, and had no bugs. But you should probably use Firefox nowadays
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why bother with netscape? firefox rox! \nit has tabbed browsing, multiple search engines (as oposed to only google you can get a dictionary, a theasarus, and so much more!), can tell you the weather even and it runs smoothly. it won't completley replace ie unless you get ietab, because it doesn't have ActiveX support. so in sum...\nfirefox+ietab is good because you can totally customize it!
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Try another search engine.
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Yes, although it has not been advertised (most likely because it is not as smooth as Firefox), the current MSN Search Toolbar for Internet Explorer offers the option to use a tabbed interface.
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right click on task bar.properties.start menu.customize.general.\nshow on start menu.check internet and select internet explorer instead of netscape.
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Go to tools, internet options, advanced tab, check box for open most likely site.  after this you have to type your search in the address bar for this option to work
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Try using to different browser programs.  Like both Netscape, and Internet Explorer.
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Try using Firefox instead of IE.