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[Pimpwerx]

I'm wondering which way I should go. I just reformatted and installed Firefox and Thunderbird and added some different extensions like Chatzilla this time. I know Mozilla is supposed to be the suite solution, and should have all these programs included already, but I wasn't sure how well it performed compared to the seperate entities.

Firefox rocks. It's got a lot of development and is stable and proven now. Is Mozilla's browser the same as Firefox? More or less bloated? Thunderbird is better than Outlook Express in many ways already, and with FreePOPs, I can get all the webmail accounts I want. Again, how's Mozilla in this regard? I have nightmares of Outlook levels of bloat. Outlook is an abysmal email program. Would Mozilla be a more efficient, faster option than running Firefox and Thunderbird independantly? Gimme some ideas, I know some of you use Mozilla. PEACE.

 

[Cauliflower of Love]

Obligatory Opera post, followed by obligatory insult of said browser.

and exit.

 

[ConfusingJazz]

I use firefox and thunderbird independantly. The last time I used Mozilla, it took forever to load up, and was as clean as phoneix was, as it was called when I switched over to it.

 

[Panajev2001a]

I use Mozilla: it might take 1 more second to load. but once the suite (Sea Monkey) is loaded, access to the Mail, Composer and Chat functions are quick and painless.

 

[Phoenix]

I use Firefox. There are better email clients out there and I don't need them running all the time

 

[iapetus]

Firefox and Thunderbird separately for me. Single-purpose > monolithic.

 

[Dujour]

Unfortunately, I'm a mac user and I use safari, but I heard camino's a little better. I haven't noticed the difference. I miss Firefox so damned much.

 

[Pimpwerx]

Cool, I don't run my email client all the time either, so I guess I'm fine with what I have. Mozilla might be a good option further down the road. PEACE.

 

[iapetus]

Unfortunately, I'm a mac user and I use safari, but I heard camino's a little better. I haven't noticed the difference. I miss Firefox so damned much.

Um. You confuse me. Why don't you just get yourself a copy of Firefox for Mac? You can find it here.