OK, I just HAVE to comment on this. Browsers are only a portion of the overall issue. Selecting a browser that is used across the entire platform is good thing. The real gotcha is the plug ins. I use Firefox as my browser of choice, and I am very happy with it. It's stable for me, and works well, but it's difficult to look at pages that have Shockwave, Flash, or pdf plugins.
Designing something to use, like a browser is easy, it's getting other SOFTWARE vendors and communities to support you that's hard. Until Open Solaris (or Solaris in general, for that matter), can get a number of desktop ISV's to port to Solaris, it will be just another "cool demo", and go nowhere else. Find a standard, and get support behind it. That's the way to move forward. -- Gary A. Ross NetOps Architecture and Infrastructure Ford Motor Company email: gross at ford.com Phone: (313) 390-4313
