I have a few random crashes with Opera here and there, mostly with Java stuff, though.

I don't use FF enough to notice any crashes.

I don't use IE, but it still crashes.

I don't use IE, but it still crashes.

lulz

I was using Firefox as a back-up for some time. When Opera had a major page incompatibility, I would just go to FF view. Firefox is not a bad browser, but there are a couple of nitpicks I have that prevent me from using it on a permenant basis: Bloated interface, as opposed to utilizing the system's native API; Gecko is not as accurate as WebKit. Firefox memory usage can go into an excess of some 150 MB at times, and my system is only running on 512 MB RAM.

Though it is not necessary a problem with Firefox itself, Firefox's popularity also contributes to some of its security risks. You will notice that some sites detect Firefox, and attempt to override some of your extensions. (such as Ad-Block) This has happened to me on a few ocassions.

Blah. I switched back to Opera; but I did update to the latest version. It turns out that it passes the Acid3 test with perfect accuracy. (although, I kind of question the methodology of that test, as it uses really obscure standards)

I kind of like the new interface, but the memory footprint is insane. I'm pushing 100 MB just browsing Omnimaga.

I'm still tweaking my interface, but I like what I have so far...



I had to add a number of custom buttons to extend the functionality.