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I love linux but I always find myself logging into windows much more because I cant stand the mozilla based browsers. I just think ie makes the pages look better and has better plugin support... even the java applets look much better in ie. Does anyone know of a good browser for linux that has good plugin support. thx
Yeah mostly when you see errors on pages in other browsers than IE, it's because the person who made the page doesn't know proper html, or has designed the page to work around IE css bugs. It's really the fault of crappy IE than Mozilla. I think Firefox renders pages fine, and java seems to work fine for me. Opera is really good if you can get a shared build for your distro, but the static version sucks. I prefer the extensibility of the Mozilla products though.
Also, make sure you have an xft-enabled mozilla. It *will* look pretty crappy otherwise, but it's not exactly a mozilla issue. Well, sorta, but it's fine with xft.
I don't really spend a whole lot of time flaming Windows or anything, but IE and FrontPage are twin spawns of Satan. I used mozilla and WebNotepad or HTML-Kit even on Windows. And I read the W3C tech specs and went to the validator.
If you must, try Konqueror, although you need the whole KDE rigamarole to use it. It uses a different engine.
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