Mozilla

[Division56]

I just installed Mozilla. It seems good, but I'm still getting used to it. :nerd:

[file cabinet]

I prefer Firefox since I can customize it more.. and less bloat..
Firefox>Mozilla>Opera>Safari>Netscape>Lynx>MyIE/CrazyBrowser>IE

[Hunter]

I concur with file cabinet, Firefox is far more useful than straight Mozilla. You also may want to consider picking up the Thunderbird mail client if you have a real e-mail box.

[Utopmk]

Both are faster than IE, and have good pop-up control, and countless other features that Microsoft can not keep up with.

[HairlessBluetick]

I like Firefox myself. The Adblock is great.

[jittus rye]

Well, I installed Firefox, and I have to say it is pretty impressive.

[NGene]

Both are better than IE. Actually, anything is better than IE. IE doesn't fully support web standards, holds back the web development... Ok, I don't want to get started.

:rant: IE :rant:

[Jezebel]

I have mozilla, firefox, opera, netscape, and a couple versions of IE installed on my computer. Opera is by far my favorite. I love the password wand, google search box built into the browser, word search built into the browser without having to go to a menu (I use this all the time!), ability to turn off someone's crappy design and use my own, popup options, site rewind, and on and on. IE and netscape are the worst, but most of my hatred is directed toward IE since it's the standard.

[Claverhouse]

Firefox. ( despite the fact problems arose with 0.9.1, and installing an Aviary branch led to lack of stability, so I had to find a Trunk build pretty quickly... One which moreover doesn't support extensions ). Anyway it has a pretty little fox on it, so it must be good.

Have got Thunderbird, but not connected it up yet until I am sure it doesn't replicate the two faults which are making me reluctantly give up the O/W excellent Pegasus. ( no archiving of old posts & much much worse, it doesn't properly indicate if the email has been sent. Really bad ).


Claverhouse :ph34r: