@Dr.Ip - Do you like anything? I always hear you banging on about how much you dislike Vista, and now Firefox 3? If we where back in old times it would be pistols at dawn! I have no problems with Firefox 3, in fact I'm using the new Beta.
Just my own personal experience ... thats all. My minimo experience was based on a 30 minute trial. In that time (single tabbed) it couldn't load a single page (google.com) and crashed shortly after. minimo also took up more memory than firefox typically will take up in a typical one-time use (at the time, it was around 33M if I remember correctly.) For a browser running in WinMobile, thats just crazy.
As for FF3, some have problems and some don't. Again, my experiences have led me to not like FF3. Different problems, different situations, I'm sure. Problems that I don't have in other browsers. If you really want to know why I could spout out a list of things that, again, I personally don't care for and have had problems with. However, your engagement with me right now doesn't seem to be so much set at why ... just at the fact that I'm saying that I don't like something that you may like. I don't know what to tell ya but the likelihood of someone posting constant praises about a product versus what they hate about it is short and nil. I'm happy to hear that you love FF3 and use their beta. Thats awesome! Just in my personal experience though, my expectations weren't met with it and feel that they have had a rough 6 months with releasing things that don't work as well as things that they have released prior.
Pistols at dawn I can handle
Let me try to put it another way ... Microsoft has had a VAST history with Office right? Office is a great suite of products with a lot of people that use it for different purposes. The largest increase of users of MS Office was between 2003 and 2005. Then, just as people were getting to know the look and feel really well, in 2007 they make HUGE changes. If you have used 2003 and 2007, then you may or may not agree ... but at least you know what I'm talking about. I've had a lot of random conversations with people that simply wanted to know ... why change it???
Same thing with FF3 versus FF2. Mozilla users increased over 150% in the time between 2005 and 2007 ... easy. FF users sit at almost 45% of browsers used. Thats HUGE! So, why change something now? FF2 was great, it's what people loved and the reason why there was such an increase in the first place. Now, even though the core functions are the same there are a lot of things that need fixing.
So, sorry that it seems that like I hate everything. But in this instance, just like the other posts that you are referring to, it's just my experiences.