> > Mozilla has some pretty sweet features. Better
> >password/form/security management (useful if you
> >want it to remember logins/passwords/forms and
> >stuff) as well as nice features like the ability
> >to disable windows you didn't click on (such as
> >popups) without disabling all of javascript.
> >It's also got some tabbed browsing (so you can
> >have 10 instances on Moz open without having 10
> >icons on the taskbar) and stuff. It's also
> >totally skinnable and customizable.
>
> As much as I slammed Netscape/Mozilla in a previous post, I have to agree with this. The combination of tabbed browsing and popup killing makes me totally love Moz WHEN I CAN GET IT TO RUN.

Yeah, that's something I love about Opera. When Opera 7 comes out, you should look into it - I was playing with beta 1 the other day, and it seems to have fixed the major problems. Unfortunately, it has also replaced the sedate, non-intrusive interface with some unholy abomination directly out of whichever pit in hell bad interfaces go to when they die. I suspect that will be straightened out in the final release. ;-}

> If I can ever figure out what's causing that awful "Crash, then crash every time I try to start it" bug, Moz would be my browser of choice.
>
> Oddly enough, IE started doing that very same thing to me last night. I'd say it was my OS or my system, if this exact same problem hadn't happened to me on two different OSes with no less than four different versions of Netscape/Moz and on two different sets of hardware.

That's so odd. I've never had stability problems with Moz 1.1. Are you still using 1.0? That was kinda cruddy. I don't think I've ever managed to crash Moz 1.1/Linux, and I've crashed the Win32 version MAYBE twice (not counting times when the whole system flamed out).