Kmeleon is geekier than Firefox, in the sense that Kmeleon's interface is more customizable. I've used both, and there are things I can do with Kmeleon's interface that are impossible in Firefox without serious XUL hacking. (I've spent time with XUL configuring Firefox's context menus, so I know whereof I speak.)
After using Kmeleon for more than a year, I switched to Firefox because Kmeleon at the time was based on an out-of-date Mozilla core (a continuing problem for the Kmeleon community). It was worth losing some tweakability to gain bug fixes and better security.
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Kmeleon is geekier than Firefox, in the sense that Kmeleon's interface is more customizable. I've used both, and there are things I can do with Kmeleon's interface that are impossible in Firefox without serious XUL hacking. (I've spent time with XUL configuring Firefox's context menus, so I know whereof I speak.)
After using Kmeleon for more than a year, I switched to Firefox because Kmeleon at the time was based on an out-of-date Mozilla core (a continuing problem for the Kmeleon community). It was worth losing some tweakability to gain bug fixes and better security.