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Linux Web Browsers Reviewed

Posted by timothy on from the no-matter-transfer-plugins-yet dept.

scubacuda writes: "A while back, Slashdot posted a Rob Valliere's Linux vs. Windows review. Since then, he has posted a 2002 Linux Web Browser Review." This is a great , straightforward round-up of current web-browsing options, as shipped with distributions. Note though that none of these browsers are static -- Konqueror's CVS version, for instance, now includes tabs and other goodies. So bear your own downloading and installation habits in mind.

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  1. Re:What's Mozilla got over IE/OE? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Anybody know why this killer feature is disabled by default?

    Because I don't like it. Read the Mozilla mission statement . Read between the lines. Between the lines it says that anything Anonymous Coward finds useful will continue to be the default unless and until AC decides to change. Flexibility and innovation are only allowed to the degree that AC finds the results acceptable and nice.