Frequently asked questions:

1> Why don't you have crypto support?

   The build process for NSS and PSM at the time of M18's release was 
   very painful and all but impossible to automate. I'm also having problems
   convincing the ftp-masters that crypto can go in main. 
   
   You can still install the iPlanet PSM manually as root, and use the
   wrapper library, and script in /usr/share/doc/mozilla/psm-helper 
   
   The iPlanet PSM for x86 can be downloaded from
   http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/psm/psm-mozilla/psm_1.3_linux.xpi
   NOTE: You cannot use this URL to install it, you need to download it
   manually.

2> Why isn't mailnews, chatzilla, xmlterm, <insert the component you hate>
   separated?

   Currently mozilla has an evil bug that requires it to have write access
   to the one and only dir in $MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME. We currently use some 
   voodoo in the postinst to preregister components. With different compiler
   options, I managed to half the size of the binaries compared to M17. I
   may work on splitting later if people stop nagging me about it. Before
   asking, please read bugzilla bug #41057, it describes the problems we've
   been having over a long period of time.

3> Why is mozilla such a slow bloated memory hoggish piece of crap?

   It isn't.

4> Why didn't you include FullCircle support?

   FullCircle is proprietary to Netscape Communications, it is not part of
   the open source available to the public

5> a) he fonts are too small, how do I fix that?
   b) What the #%^& is going on here? Ctrl is the new modifier key, I want 
        to change it back to Alt!
   c )Can I stop stupid web pages from using a microscopic font?

   All the information you need is at 
   http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html

6> All those ads are annoying, is there a simple way to not see them?

   Right click on the image, choose "Block this image" and it will
   block that host from sending you images.

7> I see this note in your changelog about a useragent patch, what is it?

   I received a patch that allows the user to modify the useragent string.
   Pro: you can fake sites into thinking you are running a NS$ browser 
        when they have stupid JavaScript tests
   Con: You can only change it while mozilla isn't running

   add this to your .mozilla/<profile>/prefs.js
   user_pref("general.useragent.misc", "some arbitrary string");
   where "some arbitrary string" is what you want to report as your
   useragent, include the quotation marks in the prefs.js file



