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Netscape x aim
Posted on: 07-03 7:24 pm
zzx421flame
after i installed netscape 7.2 full it have aim, and i wondered: "can i connect to phoenix with netscape's aim?" and when i go to options and clicked connections, well. you can change servers!! and i wondered again: "amazing! but can it connect?" so i typed my account on aim and... it worked! and i was so much surprised that i can use it as my default aim so... why not?
Aiming for me?
Posted on: 07-07 6:24 pm
pip
Did you figure out you can use phproxy/glype to access a https-only stuff using Netscape?
http://ctrl-c.club/~neo (It's been a year and I still haven't remade the buttons)
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