Greetings folks,
Minor gripe: This morning there doesn't seem to be a background set on the PM pages; for me at any rate.
And I'm pretty sure that its because I use NetScape Navigator 4.79

I have a Sun 386i. I have an SGI Indy. And I have a 233mHz Linux box. I use NetScape, because its the best (or only) browser to work under these conditions.
And PerlMonks kinda looks like crap today.
I have to squint through the NetScape default background (grey) to greys and quite bright blues on top of it... Not to mention how daft the white backgrounded reply node TABLE's are...

Sure, I'm probably in the minority. But I bet whoever made this change can make it work for all users, and I'd really appreciate that - as I'm sure everyone using NetScape would also.

My thanks,
JP
-- Alexander Widdlemouse undid his bellybutton and his bum dropped off --

In reply to Alas poor BACKGROUND, I knew it well by JPaul

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