> From: David Evans <dfevans_at_bbcr.uwaterloo.ca>
>
> On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 05:37:21AM -0400, Steve Weyer wrote:
>>
>> but it'll probably never have SSL -- unless someone wants to port a library
>> for me.
>>
>
> Perhaps I'll attack that some day as a first Newton programming project,
> since wireless support is basically useless to me without it.
probably a bit ambitious -- since I'd assume a port of an existing C++
library (rather than trying recode in NewtonScript), but go for it!!
> From: Goodwyn Clu Da'Bard <drclu_at_swbell.net>
>
> I'll say it again, Newt's Cape is worth the registration fee. Definate
> advantages are that it is continually supported and new features added.
> Look at the things it does that the other browsers don't... mod (music
> file) converting, importing of wav files, doc (palm pilot) files, zip files,
> Waba (small java) and the list goes on. If something new comes out, you
> know Steve will work to put it in. It's great!
I appreciate the enthusiasm / confidence. however, "continually supported
and new features added" is less true than it once was (nothing new in last
year). I will _consider_ adding a feature if there's enough demand, it's
not too difficult (I do have other projects these days), and it won't break
something else...
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