Netscape builtin bits

Browser destinations

There are surprising amount of things that are built into the browser:

some interesting things

`<a href=livescript:> <a href=javascript:> <a href=mocha:> <a href=mocha:>`	starts the interactive javascript console
`<a href=view-source:url>`	show me the source of the selected url
`<a href=mailbox:box>`	show me the mail window

About what

<a href=about:> tell me about the browser

<a href=about:authors> If you're German, you may not like this

<a href=about:1994> UNIX only Show me some mugshots of the development team

<a href=about:document> whats the status of this document

<a href=about:license> whats the license

<a href=about:plugins> whats plugins are loaded?

<a href=about:mailintro> what sort of things does netscape do then

<a href=about:mozilla>

whats mozilla then? on UNIX systems, your icons should change to something like

This image above is a looped version of a Mozilla Illustration that can be found at: http://home.netscape.com/assist/net_sites/starter/samples/mozilla.gif.

Mozilla illustrations may be used on your page but you must mention somewhere on your page that Mozilla is a trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation.

About the client

The links wont work for Netscape3, but try typing these into the box marked location at the top of the screen

`about:global`	show me a history
`about:cache`	whats in the cache?
`about:image-cache`	whats in the image cache?
`about:memory-cache`	whats in the memory cache?

keyboard things

`CTRL-ATL-T`	what's the transfer status?
`CTRL-ATL-F`	goes to the amazing fishcam
`CTRL-ATL-S`	toggles the status bar, try this in the dialogs started from the security options and wonder why the heck it works
`CTRL-ATL-ESC`	errr - is this a windows feature