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I have Firefox (1.0.4). It works for basic browsing but I find that it does not play Macromedia files. Having read the above comments though, I am going to update Firefox to 1.5 and see if that helps.
None of the above.
Firefox is what I use, but it's still too slow.
Opera has decent enough speed but doesn't render lots of pages quite right.
Konqueror still has a way to go.
I have had no problems with firefox except for the time that I couldn't figure out how to get the jre plugin to work. 'ln -s' saved my life for other cases other than that too :-D.
although when i use kde-konqueror is the best and is very smooth... however compatibility and cross-compatibility win firefox over for me.
you people who put lynx-text browsers are always great to have-but it cant beat a gui browser
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