Comment galeon is the leader, imho (Score 1) 352
Hi /.-ers,
My primary browser is Galeon, and has been for the last few months. It's a Gecko- and Gnome-based web browser. As such, it is very fast, because it uses a native graphics toolkit (Gtk+) and does very nice rendering. Give it a try - the guys have RPMs for RedHat, Slackware packages, and it's already in Debian sid - just apt-get install galeon. It is significantly faster than Mozilla and offers pretty much the same web browser functionality, if not even better. Stability with Mozilla 0.9.3 and Galeon 0.11.5 is pretty much perfect - I don't recall a single crash with this combo. And it seems like it's becoming the default browser for GNOME - somethind I'd definitely love to see.
Just a note to those using Konqueror - I don't know what the claims that it supports CSS are based on. I haven't yet tried the latest KDE 2.2, but the one in 2.1.1 just doesn't cut it.
My primary browser is Galeon, and has been for the last few months. It's a Gecko- and Gnome-based web browser. As such, it is very fast, because it uses a native graphics toolkit (Gtk+) and does very nice rendering. Give it a try - the guys have RPMs for RedHat, Slackware packages, and it's already in Debian sid - just apt-get install galeon. It is significantly faster than Mozilla and offers pretty much the same web browser functionality, if not even better. Stability with Mozilla 0.9.3 and Galeon 0.11.5 is pretty much perfect - I don't recall a single crash with this combo. And it seems like it's becoming the default browser for GNOME - somethind I'd definitely love to see.
Just a note to those using Konqueror - I don't know what the claims that it supports CSS are based on. I haven't yet tried the latest KDE 2.2, but the one in 2.1.1 just doesn't cut it.
