Sean Doran <smd@ebone.net>
>Matthew Orgass <darkstar@pgh.net> writes:
>
>>   Also, Netscape often freezes for relatively long periods of time
>> (especially with multiple windows -- and they all freeze)...

<description of problems / workarounds>

I personally prefer using anything but Netscape since it does such an awful
job with style-sheets, but what experience have people had with mozilla?

Being open-source and architecture-neutral would have made it popular with
NetBSD-folk, I would have thought. At least when it got to a usable state.

the latest M10 milestone, on a mac anyway, has finally added a
netscape-like GUI. Previously it was just a single window with a url entry
area at top. No bookmarks, no nothin.

I don't know whether you can draw much in the way of conclusions, but the
mozilla newsgroups are fairly traffic-free.

BTW I just checked, and NetBSD is one of the few OS' mentioned on
  http://www.mozilla.org/unix/.
Which links to
  ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/www/mozilla/README.html

That page mentions binaries for many architectures, but they appear to be a
year old. The patch directory seems to have been updated in February, but
it would be nice if a few people could track Mozilla and supply fixes so it
built out of box. I don't (yet) run X, so I can't -)

cheers,
Danny Thomas