I've used Opera for years now, and I love it. It's quick, and the mouse gestures are really useful. I always forget that I use Firefox at work (they obviously agree that IE is the devil) and end up bringing up countless dropdown menus trying to use them

This speed dial feature seems a little pointless (and lazy!) to me, since I have quick links set up to my most used folders anyway. But I guess for people who maybe can't read small text or something, it might be more useful.

Middle mouse button browsing
Tabbed browsing
Fullscreen view

Quote from thisnameistaken :

Ah, so it's deliberately shit. I see. What a great idea.

Now your gettin it , whats with the oral defecation kev

Using most of the usual add-ons that other Firefox users use. And in addition a couple of really useful ones like:

Foxmarks - for syncing the bookmarks across machines.
ViewMyCurrency - converts eg. prices on ebay to my local currency.
MeasureIt - ruler for measuring width and heights on webpage elements (not for my epenis lol).

I use Oprea too, and I really like the e-mail system.
I don't use mouse gestures, I have a mouse with 6 buttons instead
But I really like the click mouse-wheel on link to open in new tab feature, I know mozilla and co has it too, (but IE not...).

My Firefox has web browsing, it's really quite handy.

Quote from Batterypark :

My Firefox has web browsing, it's really quite handy.

Mine too, it connects to the internets wOOOOT!

I dont think there is any feature that any browser offers, which is not implemented in 10 better ways as Firefox extension...

I use seamonkey. Web browser, email, HTML editor, IRC client, what more can you ask from a browser?

Quote from wheel4hummer :

I use seamonkey. Web browser, email, HTML editor, IRC client, what more can you ask from a browser?

washing dishes, making cofee?

I use Firefox. Simple, easy, just the best.

Shotglass, try hitting F7 to enable Carat Browsing (in FF atleast), that does what you want I think?

Quote from dawesdust_12 :

Shotglass, try hitting F7 to enable Carat Browsing (in FF atleast), that does what you want I think?

awesome thx
only think lacking from it is a link only mode but going horizontally can be done quickly with tab

and thx even more for the word carat with which i was able to figure out that opera supports exactly what im looking for via shift+cursors

Incidentally enough, I learnt that by mistake on my iMac, trying to engage expose, but brought up Caret Browsing instead.