Epiphany and Links 2 in graphics mode :)
Epiphany is only for the Gnome desktop environment, so most of you won't find it very useful.
One notable feature is its nice tagging system for bookmarks. It is a bit weird and could use improvements, but is a worthy attempt to make web bookmarks manageable. (And to make things better, the browser has really tidy code!)
It's also one of a very small number of properly desktop integrated web browsers... Here is a good overview.
I also like it because of the amazing Tab Sizer extension.
Links is also great because it's FAST!
I use Firefox in Windows, and I don't mind it but it isn't my favourite anymore. It is rather bulky and big. Of course, lots of that is my own fault; I love extensions. There is nothing at all wrong with it, but with it having terrible integration on my favourite platform, it just can't be the best.
It does indeed have nice extensions, though, and I use it all the time for any web development stuff, so it's tied for first.
Genexi: If you use the latest Firefox (version 3 nightly builds), it will pass the Acid3 test as well :)
Epiphany is only for the Gnome desktop environment, so most of you won't find it very useful.
One notable feature is its nice tagging system for bookmarks. It is a bit weird and could use improvements, but is a worthy attempt to make web bookmarks manageable. (And to make things better, the browser has really tidy code!)
It's also one of a very small number of properly desktop integrated web browsers... Here is a good overview.
I also like it because of the amazing Tab Sizer extension.
Links is also great because it's FAST!
I use Firefox in Windows, and I don't mind it but it isn't my favourite anymore. It is rather bulky and big. Of course, lots of that is my own fault; I love extensions. There is nothing at all wrong with it, but with it having terrible integration on my favourite platform, it just can't be the best.
It does indeed have nice extensions, though, and I use it all the time for any web development stuff, so it's tied for first.
Genexi: If you use the latest Firefox (version 3 nightly builds), it will pass the Acid3 test as well :)