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I've been using Firefox as my daily browser since version 0.6 or so, and the Mozilla suite before that, so I know where everything is and I'm comfortable with h
by thristian 16y ago
I've been using Firefox as my daily browser since version 0.6 or so, and the Mozilla suite before that, so I know where everything is and I'm comfortable with how Gecko renders things. Of all the browsers I've tried on Linux, Firefox is the second-best integrated into the rest of my desktop (the best is Epiphany because it uses native widgets, but it's too minimalist for my liking). Firefox respects my font and antialiasing settings. Firefox 4 has "tab panorama" mode, which knocks Chrome's limited tab-handling into a cocked hat.
Oh, and something about extensions, too.