Re:Uhh... what? (Score 1)

the way they each handle tabs, cookies, the Wand, granularity of popup blocking, proxy servers, the Transfers window (and how Opera/Firefox handle downloads in general), the user-customizable CSS and link style in Opera (does Firefox have something comparable? I wish he covered it so I would know!), Opera's Zoom, quick enabling-disabling of images, methods of caching

I doubt I'm alone in this, but I'll just speak for myself. I don't care how my browser handles cookies, wands, or proxies. I don't care about granularity of popup blocking, customizing CSS, disabling images. I really don't care about methods of caching or link styles. I guess if the way Firefox handled tabs or "transfers" bothered me at all, I'd care, but it doesn't. Zooming everything opera-style seems like a nice idea in theory, but then I remember that I only have trouble reading small text, not small pictures. I can only imagine that oversized pictures would annoy me.

There's probably a reason people don't cover all those features, and I'll bet it's the same reason that Firefox gives them short shrift: They're not terribly important to most people.