By default, the AOL preferences are set to add their own compression to
images. You always have the option to turn the additional compression
off. That of course, begs the question, does the average AOL user even
know this? Do they even know they have a preference menu?

David

On Wednesday, September 18, 2002, at 11:19 PM, Patrick Hackshaw wrote:

> The biggest drawback with AOL
> browsers is the quality of images. To put it plainly, it sucks.


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