2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice AwardsThis forum is for the 2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards.
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Distribution: SuSE 9.2/MDK 10.1/Nothing Microsoft at all.
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I've already voted for Galeon having used it for five years or so and have fired up FireFox in the past to have a sqiz. I found saving images in Galeon very easy but a hassle in FireFox.
So upon reading the encouraging posts among this thread I decided to bung it on again. After a small amount of poking around I came to the enhacements pages on the net. Ahhh... this is where FireFox lives.
Now I can make it do what I want. It is good, um no, great!
Next year my vote may be different.
Firefox may or may not be the best browser, but in all honestly I have to vote for it because of what it has done in raising the profile of open-source software. And I do like to use it too.
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