Safari for Windows - Worth Switching from Mozilla?

[CookieDiva]

Have you tried this browser? If so, what has been your experience and is it something that I would want to drop Mozilla for?

TIA.

 

[S. C.]

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[CookieDiva]

Woh, S.C.! What happened to your post???

 

[Inigo]

I'm a mozilla kinda girl all the way. I don't like Safari, nor do I like Internet Explorer.

When it comes to Mozilla-based browsers, I prefer Seamonkey. JMO.

 

[CookieDiva]

Well, that goes to show how "un-versed" I am on browsers. I thought that Mozilla's only one was Firefox.

So, any good reason to switch from Firefox to Seamonkey?

 

[Tinijocaro]

I'm a Firefox girl-I love all the add-ons, but I just checked out the new Safari, and i love how they display your favorite sites when you log on. It keeps track you frequent, then displays them on one page when you start up Safari. I might hang around Safari for a while to see if I like it.

 

[FireDancer]

Firefox with the no-script add on is the only way to browse. I also have some add ons that better handle cookies than Firefox does natively but no other browser is as secure. Safari is not a good browser for the windows environment. I would go with Opera before Safari for Windows.

 

[schmitty]

Opera is the browser to use for any computer.

 

[browneyes106]

Firefox with the no-script add on is the only way to browse. I also have some add ons that better handle cookies than Firefox does natively but no other browser is as secure. Safari is not a good browser for the windows environment. I would go with Opera before Safari for Windows.

I agree Opera is much browser than Safari for Windows.

 

[Inigo]

If you're happy with Firefox, there's not a lot of reason to switch.

And there are a lot of Mozilla-based browsers. The Mozilla code is open source, so lots of people take it and build their own browsers. Netscape is one of the most popular Mozillas.

 

[CookieDiva]

Much of what you all are talking about it foreign to me. I guess I just know what I use, what I like, and I dislike having computer troubles. So I guess I will stick with Firefox for now.

So should I put on the add-on that disallows scripts? If so, can you explain in layman's English, why?