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The browser formerly known as Phoenix has been released under its new name Mozilla Firebird. There are some bugs with it though. You can get it at www.mozilla.org . What do you think about it?
i've been trying it recently, as i'm not at all keen on galeon2, which is such a shame as galeon is so so good. the gtk2 conversion really isn't working right now i'd say... so currently phoenix is my main browser...
Distribution: RH 6.2, Gen2, Knoppix,arch, bodhi, studio, suse, mint
Posts: 3,304
Rep:
i couldn't get phoenix to run on my redhat 6.2. i wanted
it so bad i got whole mozilla cvs tree, and built it.
it took a dozen builds before i got one that worked at all.
it still crashes so i don't use it.
i think it strange that i can download mozilla builds from
mozilla.org and they work, but the phoenix builds were
linked against a newer glibc.
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