I'm using Firefox.
It has the occasional screwup, such as video plugins crashing it (completely Apple's fault for not paying attention to Quicktime's failures in the browser :P) and having to end the old process manually via the task manager.
Plugin crash handling really needs work.
We have to remember, though, that this is Version 1.5.
For such early days, this browser is doing very well. (Although, I guess it is based off Mozilla, which isn't in early days, but still...).
Regarding Mozilla, that's what I use in Linux, since the computer I have with that is garbage and can barely handle FF. Mozilla is a lot faster!
It looks like FF2 shaping up pretty nicely, with some nice general features but a clear focus on fine tuning and bug fixes. (And configurable hotkeys, so I can get rid of all those stupid Find shortcuts).
A shame to lose the Places feature, but it really doesn't sound very difficult to do a simple implementation as an extension, so I bet someone will do it.
(It's just harder when it's actually built into the browser because they are expected to have all sorts of extra compatibility things).
Also not long until it's out... they're just about to go to Beta.
I wouldn't touch IE with a barge pole. I use it for offline compatibility testing and that is all.
Probably partly because of the EU, it has become an actual component of Windows seemingly directly connected to Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer is complete garbage, but I still don't want it being screwed up by something getting into a web browser.
It has the occasional screwup, such as video plugins crashing it (completely Apple's fault for not paying attention to Quicktime's failures in the browser :P) and having to end the old process manually via the task manager.
Plugin crash handling really needs work.
We have to remember, though, that this is Version 1.5.
For such early days, this browser is doing very well. (Although, I guess it is based off Mozilla, which isn't in early days, but still...).
Regarding Mozilla, that's what I use in Linux, since the computer I have with that is garbage and can barely handle FF. Mozilla is a lot faster!
It looks like FF2 shaping up pretty nicely, with some nice general features but a clear focus on fine tuning and bug fixes. (And configurable hotkeys, so I can get rid of all those stupid Find shortcuts).
A shame to lose the Places feature, but it really doesn't sound very difficult to do a simple implementation as an extension, so I bet someone will do it.
(It's just harder when it's actually built into the browser because they are expected to have all sorts of extra compatibility things).
Also not long until it's out... they're just about to go to Beta.
I wouldn't touch IE with a barge pole. I use it for offline compatibility testing and that is all.
Probably partly because of the EU, it has become an actual component of Windows seemingly directly connected to Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer is complete garbage, but I still don't want it being screwed up by something getting into a web browser.