Themes in Mozilla Firefox 3

In recent times, the debate has been raging about whether browser consistency across platforms is more important than native app-like functionality. As someone who uses multiple browsers on different devices, I must say that my priority lies with the latter. The ability to seamlessly switch between devices and still enjoy a familiar browsing experience is what matters most to me.

One of the notable aspects of new browser releases is their improved Mac themes. However, it's safe to say that none of them have yet to perfectly capture the essence of native apps on the platform. As someone who doesn't discriminate between browsers, I continue to use all of them to suit my varied needs.

The predicament faced by these browsers is a delicate one - they must balance the need for consistency across platforms with their desire to be good desktop citizens. It's a challenging task, indeed. What follows is not meant to be an exhaustive review but rather a collection of my impressions after using each browser for a few days.

This has been an eventful week for anyone who loves browsers - two major updates have been released in quick succession! Opera 9.5 was launched last week, with Mozilla Firefox 3 following suit this week after some false starts.

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