I'm posting this here because I cannot click on "Contact Us" under the "About Us" tab. I know... I know... I'm the last poor suc.. er... soul on this planet who still uses that old browser. But I cannot upgrade as I'm stuck with MacOS 9 (old computer). This problem appeared last time the site was updated and I thought, "I'm sure somebody knows about it, and give em' some time and they'll get around to fixin' it". Well its been a long time and I'm thinking, "Well... maybe somebody hasn't told em' about it?" So I've attached a screen shot so you can see what I see. When I pass the mouse over one of the 'tabs' like Home, Marketplace, etc., the drop-down options pop up way over in the upper-left hand corner. So I can't move the mouse over there because as soon as I move the mouse, the options disappear. Drats! The rest of the site works and looks great! :D

Have you cleared your cookies off your HD not just your browser. Try clearing the one's from Renderosity and sign back in and see if that fixes the problem. I will pass this on to the techs just so they are aware of it.

Ok it is deffinately on your end I checked your account here and it works fine for me.

O.K. I deleted Renderosity's cookies, quit Netscape, emptied the cache, re-launched Netscape, logged-in, and the drop downs still appear in the upper left corner. ?: ( Rats!

did you delete them from your HD under owner  it doesn't do that with just the browser I have found out.

I think if it is the browser..then anyone who is checking it at renderosity should also be using the same browser??  To duplicate the conditions.
Just a thought. :D

Uh... I have a Macintosh running OS9, there is no such thing as a HD under "Owner".

Well don't know Mac's so can't help you there but don't Mac's had a hard drive and a folder called owner documents?

nope. For internet settings, I set up a 52MB RAM disk on my desktop. Then I set the browser's preferences to place all cached files into that. It doesn't matter what browser you use, you can specify where you want cached pages to go. A RAM disk has two advantages: 1. Cached pages reload much faster. 2. When you shut off the computer, all cached pages are cleared. And you don't get a folder on your hard drive that expands to hundreds of megabytes of cached pages. Zero hard drive space is used. ta da! :D

Well maybe I will have to look into a Mac :O)