Okay. I admit it. I actually converted to Mozilla from IE around 1.0. Mozilla impressed me THAT much and I was looking for a reason to avoid having to patch security holes every fucking week.

Mostly it was the tabbed browsing that totally won me over. I open things to new browser windows all the time, it's almost second nature to me. Now I don't have a million bajillion IE windows crowding up my taskbar. Also: IE never fucking let me open to new windows by middleclicking. My mouse software wouldn't even let me do that. Mozilla does. Yeah, the pop up ad blocking is great and the gecko rendering engine fucking RULES THE EARTH compared to NS 4.x.

I do have some small annoyances with Mozilla however:

#1 It's still not super-completely-ultra-ohshitchinanukedusanditsstillrunning stable. It has a bad habit of crashing when I ctrl-tab between the url entry bar and stuff.

#2 XUL. I get the idea. That's cool. It's still a slow ass peice of shit and needlessly over complicated. Would it KILL you to use the native user interface API on platform X? Better yet, at least provide me with an easier way to actually manipulate the UI to my liking. I don't give a shit about skins, I want to be able to easily say what button goes where. The potential to have this is there, someone just needs to run with it (i.e. not me!)

#3 It has absolutely no mercy for graphics it thinks are 'corrupted'. No, it won't even show you part of the image, it just spits out a message. GRR.

That being said, it's still not enough to make me go back to using IE every day.