Better Living Through Needless Addon's?
Joshua Allen writes:
"I'm pretty happy with SlimBrowser so far. It's got a nice tabbed interface and a zoom feature that is cool for pulling up documents on the projection screen in a meeting. I was surprised at the number of web browser shells that have been built for IE. All of the nabobs talking about how "closed" IE is had me fooled; in actuality it looks like there are far more innovative extensions available for IE than for Mozilla (or Phoenix or whatever)."
Yeah, but why would you want to have another app running IE when you can get the same functionality only one Moz? More and more I find myself browsing the web with Mozilla over IE. Of course I can't post to this blog without using IE ( hint, hint.. ) and a few other sites don't display well but for the most part all of the sites I visit and for the most part sites that I create work in Moz ( Being a consultant, sometimes it's a requirement that it only works in IE ).
As for having more innovative extensions then Moz, you should take a look at MozDev and cruise around MozillaZine and then see which has better extensions.