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Anyone have an opinion on which of the two is better (speed, security, features)? I've been using Mozilla for about 1 year now and am pretty happy with it. Any reason to switch for fbird?

An Metet wrote:

> Anyone have an opinion on which of the two is better (speed, security, features)? I've been using Mozilla for about 1 year now and am pretty happy with it. Any reason to switch for fbird?
>

IMHO, I wouldn't recommend the switch for most users until the Birds are
at release level. On the other hand, if you want to experiment, and are
willing to tinker a lot, dive in.

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Ed Mullen
http://edmullen.net

Ed Mullen wrote:
>
> IMHO, I wouldn't recommend the switch for most users until the Birds are
> at release level.

At which time, the Suite will probably start using the Birds.

An Metet said on 1/9/2004 12:41 PM:

> Anyone have an opinion on which of the two is better (speed, security, features)? I've been using Mozilla for about 1 year now and am pretty happy with it. Any reason to switch for fbird?
>
If you use both the browser and/or mail/news, there's no point in /not/
using the Mozilla suite. Later, when T-bird and F-bird learn to talk to
each other better, there may be some advantage to using the two (though
I can't think of any)

VERY good reading as to why they are going the 'bird route:
http://www.mozilla.org/roadmap.html

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Mr. Man