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I'm a stubborn old salt, very stuck in my ways. Very few software products can successfully change how I do things. On meeting UCSD Pascal, I dropped all fortran and basic, and dropped Pascal on meeting TurboC; MsWord did not change me (nor did any of the font painters), but after I encounted Emacs in 1988, I never looked back; when I finally could afford that first SVGA card so I could finally run Yggrasil Linux, it was goodbye forever to Windows. There's been others, all of them rare and wonderful life-changing things: Netscape, Java, Google ... And now, Mozilla 1.0. My first thought was "how am I ever going to use a feature like that" but within only a few days use I'd programmed my own sidebar panels, reconfigured for multiple printers and became hopelessly addicted to mouse-button-2 opening new tabs -- Mozilla 1.0 has change the way I surf in inreparable ways. It's maybe a hyperbole to say it put the fun back into surfing, but it's also not very far from the truth; at the very least: Welcome to the 21st Century Browser Wars (hey Bill! call in your strong-arm goons 'cause we're back for another round, only this time we're older, wiser and oh are we ready!)
Mozilla milestones improvements
It is amazing to see how mozilla is getting better in each milestone release! Today it is a very stable and full feature browser for every day use. Way to go mozilla!
Mozilla M18: SLOW
I just check Mizilla M18 on Linux. Pages look very good, but the thing is SLOW, VERY SLOW.