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Subject: [gopher] Re: Gopher+ Suggestion
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> I haven't ever seen this.  Perhaps in Konqueror?  But then it doesn't
> support Gopher well anyway.  Maybe IE?  I seem to recall Cameron mentioning
> IE problems.

Then again, Konqueror had bad support for Gopher to begin with, and the
kde developers have opted (poorly, imnsho) to remove support completely,
rather than keep it up.

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Aaron J. Angel <aangel@myrealbox.com>