Mozilla, genius supermodel of browsers
Like JS, I love chimera, but now that I have mozilla all pinstriped, I’m in browser heaven, looking down at the rest of you poor sinners. Tabs? Yes, please. Pop-ups? Fuck that noise. (And now I can go back to all those craptastic pop-up-bloated sites I’d given up on.) I’m also grooving on NetNewsWire, BBEdit, OmniGraffle, and all of the Apple iWhatevers, which tend to be of extremely high caliber. Basically, OS X is now full of so many beautiful and usable programs that I want to spend my every minute geeking out, at a time when this is the last thing I have time for. Blast.
Hmm, I may have to check out those pinstripes, they do look dandy.
How are you finding BBEdit? I’ve heard folks rave about it for years.
Oh, it’s sweet. You can edit pages right off the server. That, and the power search and replace… powerful indeed. Yet it comes across as simple and useable. Great stuff.
Here’s a question, though, for any Mozilla champions that may be reading: is there a way to get pages requested by other applications (i.e. clicking a link in an email) to not spawn a new browser window?