Navigator Enhancer

What is Navigator Enhancer? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Navigator Enhancer is an application that works with Netscape Navigator 3.x and under by adding a handy new feature. When Netscape designed its first-generation browsers, it included a layer of directory buttons pointing to services that varied depending on where and how you obtained the browser. The only problem is that Netscape didn't give users a way to edit the title and destinations of those buttons, and most of the time the buttons remained hidden and useless. Navigator Enhancer allows you to edit this information, so you can substitute your favorite Web pages and services for the ones supplied by Netscape. A word of caution, though: make sure you've exited your browser and made a backup copy of your browser before using this application. Navigator Enhancer is now distributed as freeware. It is available from Marc Mennigmann's web site and all major Macintosh shareware archives and ftp sites. Version 1.3 does not add new features to the software. It just changes it status from shareware to freeware. System Requirements: Any Apple Macintosh or clone with at least a 68020 CPU running MacOS System 7.1 or later. Netscape Navigator 2.x or 3.x. Availability ++++++++++++ Navigator Enhancer 1.3 is available now, and may be downloaded through: The filesize is about 580KB.