I think it would be a big time sink to add anything to
that already kitchen-sink browser software. My approach
which I think makes more sense for biocomputing is to write
network-aware biology programs that don't depend on a
netscape or like browser. Having biology apps that are built
from reusable components will go farther than putting
effort into tagging on to a commercial product.
There is now a hotjava component from SUn that can be
plugged into java apps. I'm not sure if it costs or is
free now, but the under-development swingset (JFC) has
a functional html displayer that will be free.
- don
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