Getting Stuff Done on Linux [Part 2] Mar 20, 2008, 09 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3306 reads)
"We all use the internet. I'm sure anyone reading this has also heard of Firefox but do you know about all the others? Konqueror is a nice browser based on the KHTML rendering engine, the same great engine Safari and WebKit use, which means it supports a few things (like drop-shadows on text) which no other browsers do. Then there's Epiphany, which will display pages the same way Firefox does, but which fits the look 'n feel of GNOME environments a bit better than Firefox 2.0 does (Firefox 3, however, fits very well). There are also lightweight browsers like Kazehakase you might like. Firefox is by far the most extensible, though..."
