> 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. ;-}

Last time I tried Opera (which I think was the Opera 5 days) it crashed on me more often than Netscape/Moz ever did. But the one NICE thing about that was that Opera saved state between crashes, so when you brought it back up it would load up all the pages you had been looking at before automatically. That was a nice feature, but to me a feature like that is only really helpful IF THE PROGRAM CRASHES A LOT, which I DON'T want it to do.

> 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).

I dunno, I'll check tonight. Chances are good I'm still on 1.0. Anyway, I used Mozilla 1.0b at HP and it never crashed on me the whole time I worked there, and I basically surfed the web all day long there. But that was also on Windows 2000. That might have something to do with it.

-- Dave