I still get major problems with firefox/mozilla not being able to parse very basic web code I've never had a problem, even with beta versions. I've very occasionally seen CSS based designs that didn't work quite right, but it was the CSS that was poorly coded (i.e., not to standard). shrug In any event, I don't like IE, I don't like the security risks with it (and yes, I run an arsenal of "protection" software), and I prefer Firefox, but will also use Opera. I feel more secure using it, and totally aside from that, it's fast, clean, and gets the job done. ;-) Then again, I was always a Netscape gal, until about version 4.6 when their updates and production slowed to a crawl. I did use IE for a few years, mostly because I couldn't tolerate NS4.x any more. As soon as there was a good, stable NS, I was right back with them, and now I'm using Firefox (yay for Open Source!), so for me, well, it's what I've always preferred. I did design my first graphical website using Netscape 1.1.... ;-) bonni

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