The PerfectOffice has a perfect browser;
i.e. one that

  * is fast

  * does tabbed browsing (e.g. planner in one tab, bank web site in another, credit card in another)

  * has toolbars with search forms (i.e. galeon smart bookmarks) for google searches and work people searches

  * groks CSS without crashing

  * SSL (bank web site)

  * print to postscript

  * password cache (must be open source)

  * can print good postscript files (see PescoPrinter, DebianPackage:pdq, DebianPackage:cupsys)

Stuff that's more convenient on some than
others

  * cite by title, date, address. e.g. konqueror has file info, but you can't select the title. :-{ (@@javascript bookmarklet)


I don't (yet) rely on these
features:

  * Java without crashing (my brother wrote a slide show thingy that I'd like to try)

  * flash without crashing (can't replace IE on the iMac without this, cuz of my kids)


<hr />**6Feb2004**: modularity is one thing, but firebird doesn't come with mailto:
support out of the box any more! <a href="http://mozex.mozdev.org/installation.html">mozex</a>
to the rescue. Interesting... offers IRC support too...