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[Chewie]

I was using FF earlier on but it's just not 'up there' for me.

- Scrolling is jerky and slow, even with 'smooth scrolling' on.
- Minimal ability to configure toolbar buttons (using a window that's unfeasably large for it's content).
- Can't move the toolbars, either.
- Another "let's see the whole url" address bar.
- Can't remove the search box.
- Have to click twice on the address bar before part of it can be selected.
- 2 separate windows for allowed and blocked cookies and no ability to copy/paste between.
- Download Manager. What for? Who downloads so much from the web they need a manager, these days?

I just couldn't forget I was using it.
Shame, 'cos I really wanted to like it. Again.

[tesco]

- Minimal ability to configure toolbar buttons (using a window that's unfeasably large for it's content).
- Can't move the toolbars, either.
- Another "let's see the whole url" address bar.
- Can't remove the search box.

Those are all untrue.
Just right click the toolbar in a blank area and click 'Customize' and you can easily just drag things around the toolbar, remove them from it and add other stuff.

The rest of your points I guess i'd agree with, although the download manager I don't mind since it has pause and resume which IE doesn't.

[Chewie]

My bad, I didn't realise that the address bar & search box could be moved when the customise window was up; I'm used to the 'on the fly' arranging ability of IE6.
This makes it more interesting.
Now, I wonder if I can get Acrobat's & Outpost's IE integration to work in FF?

[tesco]

Acrobat works fine in firefox but no idea about outpost.
There could be an extension out there for it anyway, if it's anything a lot of people would use.