Mozilla isn't the answer ... (Score 1)

... 'cause, when all is said and done, Mozilla is a part of AOL, and AOL isn't particularly concerned about Linux -- they still don't have Linux support for dial-up. And, frankly, given many Linux advocates' opinions about AOL, I can't blame them.

Netscape is fast approaching irrelevance. 4.6 is buggy, and its JVM is so bad that we were warned by one of providers not to use it for their new service. They reccomened 4.51 or "any 4.x or greater version of IE." It pains me to say it ... but, I bet in a complete thrashing of browsers on Windows platforms, IE 4 would be more stable and more compatible with HTML standards.

I have a pretty strong suspicion that Mozilla will be too little too late.

Opera, on the other hand, looks *much* more promising ... it's just not open source. But sometimes closed source isn't bad.

Just a thought ...