A rising star even Microsoft can't snuff out

The Christian Science Monitor ^ | February 03, 2005 | Gregory M. Lamb

[Ben Chad]

Works like a charm.

[JoJo Gunn]

Well, I sometimes should mark a sarcasm tag, or use this:

[JoJo Gunn]

That is pretty handy, ain't it? Glad to help out.

[L.N. Smithee]

IMHO, the Avant Browser kicks both IE and FF's AZ.

[Eagle9]

Well, I sometimes should mark a sarcasm tag, or use this:

LOL! I had been offline and when I read your question I was really confused. I must've read it 5 times before giving up and just telling you I didn't know the answer. Duhhhh ...

[antiRepublicrat]

FireFox is good, but it really sucks at CSS. Security is a prime issue, but FF needs to be compliant with W3 standards.

Firefox is far more CSS compliant than IE. Actually, that's it's problem -- it is only good at understanding compliant CSS, so poorly-written CSS may not render properly. IE is much better at rendering bad HTML and CSS.

My biggest gripe is when viewing PDF pages inside the browser. The Acrobat plug-in really slows down the browser and causes an annoying freeze until it's completely loaded for the first time.