tickticker wrote:

>Pound for pound, I find Opera the best multi platform browser (not email or news or anything else), I can live with the ads (the ad takes up a space that would probably have gone unused anyway), and many clients pay because they feel they get their moneys worth.
>
>If you want a feature list that no other browsers can match, let me know.
>
>anthony
>
>From: George Gambill <ggambill@computer-guidance.com>
>Date: 2004/02/17 Tue PM 02:49:03 EST
>To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
>Subject: Mozilla or better yet...
>
>It is my understanding that the Mozilla browser likes to collect information
>for it's developer.
>
>If not so... please speak up.
>
>If so... :
>
>1) What other browsers work well with Linux?
>
>2) What other browsers work well with Windows 2000/XP?
>
>3) What other browsers work well with Windows 2000/XP and Linux.
>
>Thanks
>
>George
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I'd like to see that list.

I feel that Mozilla is most functional.
I use daily:

Popup blocker,
Linky,
Checky,
Google toolbar (and the one that comes with Opera isn't sufficient),
HTTP Headers,
Tux Health,
Adblock,
View source is color coded,

And when on Windows, 'View in IE'

I haven't utilized the form managers like I should but other people in 
my office have.

Opera is fast but not convenient.
IE is just a joke.