Don et al!

I was drawn to Firefox some time ago because, like Thunderbird, I can
use the same data store for both the Windows and Linux versions of the
applications (as long as the profiles, messages, addresses, favorites,
etc are stored on a a Windows formatted partition that is readable by Linux)

Are there other browsers and email clients that have this same option?

Maxthon looks interesting but it is not Linux compatible (as far as I
can see)

Preston

Don Penlington said the following on 31-May-05 15:00:
>
> I suggest that perhaps the best of both worlds is freeware Maxthon, which
> is essentially a skin for IE which adds much more functionality to IE such
> as tabbed browsing (how did we ever manage without it?), excellent popup
> stopper, Active X security controls, and many other built-in functions, as
> well as a huge range of optional plugins. Some of the plugins I use are
> Zoom (make any image larger or smaller), up one level, go to root page
> (handy when you get those error messages---often the original home page
> will still be there, it's just the page you're trying to access that's
> missing) and many others. I suspect that Maxthon also plugs some of the IE
> security flaws, though I wouldn't swear to that. It certainly has an
> impressive range of options over the vanilla IE.
>

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