h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I've recently switched off of Mozilla for Phoenix, a smaller, faster Gecko based browser that mozilla.org has put together. It's very much a work in progress but it is frickin' FAST. Plus it comes with intelligent default settings (Pop-up stopping enabled by default, YES!) and has a Microsoft-esque customisable toolbar. I'm not sure I would recommend the switch yet (I want all my Prefs back! *whine*) but it's definitely something to keep an eye on.

As a side note, I was poking through their project page at http://www.mozilla.org/projects/phoenix/ and decided to take a look at the README. I almost fell of my chair laughing when I read under "Principles, Strategy, Tactics, and Concrete Design Decisions":
6. The personal toolbar is the personal toolbar, not the whorebar

Has in MathML?

If it's in the Gecko rendering engine then it's in Phoenix. I took a look at the MathML project page ( http://www.mozilla.org/projects/mathml/ ) and clicked the "MathML Torture Test" link and everything rendered great! Except where it was missing a font; none of the bars over the square root signs showed up properly. I think that's just my system missing a math font, though.

One thing I am sure I saw on a Mozilla Org page but couldn't find again was how to (or not to) install Pheonix on a PC that had had Mozilla - or something.

Any problems? AS I really want to try it, but not if it messes with my Mozilla settings.

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http://www.mozilla.org/projects/phoenix/

And I have both Mozilla and Phoenix installed on each of the computers I use - there's no interaction whatsoever. In case you're wondering why I have both, I use Mozilla for testing and debugging my websites (DOM Inspector and Venkman don't come with Phoenix) and Phoenix for regular surfing.

Phoenix install is pretty simple... Unzip, run. Heh...