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Why Galeon is the Perfect Browser
Nov. 02, 2001

Software developer James Ogley has published an essay extolling the virtues of the Mozilla-based Galeon web browser. Ogley writes . . .

"Yesterday, about 15 minutes before I was due to finish work for the day, I had something of an epiphany as I realised that Galeon 0.12.6, the first release candidate of the Mozilla based browser for GNOME, is as close to my perfect browser as I've ever seen. Some explanation for this bizarre statement would seem to be in order . . ."

" . . . It is applications like Galeon that will ensure that Linux does become more of a force in desktop computing, it is simply the best browser around, on any platform. Period."

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