That way, you can be assured of consistent rendering. Overall, I'd say that Netscape 6's ease of use is about the same as its predecessors. You can no longer right-click anything on the toolbar or the address bar. This means that if you want to paste a URL into the address bar, you have to go to the Edit menu instead of just right-clicking to call up the necessary command. My Sidebar is basically a customizable, mini-portal page that appears on the left side of the browser window.
Content is organized by topic under tabs.
To see links to pertinent information, just click on the tab of your choice. In addition to using premade tabs, you can create your own using HTML, JavaScript and pretty much anything else you'd use to build a Web page, and you can make those custom tabs available for downloading from your site. If you have a fairly large, complex Web site, you'll want to take advantage of this feature. With a little effort, you can create a downloadable portal for your visitors that will be a prominent part of their browser interface for as long as they choose to keep it. If you're surfing, though, and don't want to see the sidebar, it's simple enough to get rid of.