Hi there & I have a problem with Mozilla 1.1

Hi there people,

I don't know if this is the appropriate place to ask but here goes . . .

1. I had been running Moazilla 1.1 on a iMac under MacOS 8.6 fine.
2. I stupidly (or thoughtlessly) installed 1.2.1 on it (I know it is 
for 9.x :/)
3. 1.2.1 got stuck on the startup screen - that's when I realised how 
stupid I was.
4. I deleted the Mozilla folder and removed The Mozilla Registry and 
Mozilla Versions out of the Preferences folder.
5. I reinstalled Mozilla 1.1 and it gets stuck on the startup screen 
(as per 1.2.1).  Can move the mouse around but nothing :(  Have to 
restart the iMac :/
6. Repeated steps 4 & 5 a number of times - and that's why I am now 
here as it just gets stuck on "starting up".
7. I would prefer not to run MacOS 9.1 on the iMac as it is an 
original Bondi Blue and it will just slow it down.

Any help would be appreciated as I love my Mozilla with LCARS theme. 
I also use it a lot for testing websites.  I also have only just 
started using the mail component (for my soon to end mac.com addy) 
and even gave Chatzilla a whirl (have been using Ircle for years - 
freedom on irc.oz.org - I am an admin there and also manage 
#macintosh - http://www.ozmac.org).  IRC, a browser and javascript - 
has me now intrigued :)

I have Mozilla 1.1 installed on a 9.1 Mac and was about to install 
1.2.1 on it but have now put it on hold.  I also use Mozilla 1.2.1 on 
a Win98 machine.  I have also started recommending and installing it 
at client sites (MacOS and Windows).

I have just got a Bugzilla account and have volunteered for a job.

cheers, keep up the great work and tia!

Ken
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