Just Like (a) Human

Well, I’ve been with AOL since mid-March this year, and I’ve had to use the AOL services, software, etc. since I started there.

After using it for a bit, I’ve become acclimatized to it, and might even risk saying that “I like it”.
I’m liking the beta version of Webmail for AOL, since it actually seems to work, and makes sense. It’s got a bit of AJAX to it, but not enough to turn me off from it. It responds nicely to Firefox, and, well, it’s got a leg up on GMail at times, I must say.
If that 28/7 timer that we use could be changed, I’d be happier, but even then, that’s fine, and it makes sense: If you didn’t bother to save an email within a week after opening it, it’s not likely that you needed it for anything.

The AOL 9.0 software itself, I may never get used to, but I can try to, at least. I’m used to tabs, rather than a multiple document interface, but some people like their MDI more.

I’ve had to grow a tolerance for Internet Explorer as well, since I started, simply because most users are not aware of browsers other than IE.
I’ll never love it, but it can exist for now.