New Firefox JavaScript engine uses WebKit code

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Chrome is, indeed, the fastest web browser in the world. But that's all there is to it.
Opera is, indeed, the most complete web browser in the world. But that's all there is to it.
Safari is, indeed, the most stable* web browser in the world. But that's all there is to it.
Internet Explorer is, indeed, the most used web browser in the world. And this, also, is all there is to it.

The best, all-around (by all-around I'm referring to performance, security, stability, customization, portability, user-friendliness) web browser in the world is called Mozilla Firefox. Hate it or love it.

*By stability I'm referring to web page stability, not the actual browser stability.
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Chrome ok, I'll let that slide fastest browser in the world, Opera not the most complete; there a bunch a sites like gmx.com, wachovia.com and gylde.com for example that still can't be viewed in the browser sure this is probably the only browser that passed the ACID3 test and if that's was your point of saying its complete then yes I'd agree but from my point of view its not complete, they just added the spell checking feature and private browsing in the Opera release in March.
Safari I can't comment on it, never really used it much but I'd probably call it stable because there really isn't anything you can do to it, well its not open source so.. you get my drift.
IE yes definitely the most used browser but that will change trust.
And firefox I agree with the way you described it but its also open source I think Mozilla is the most experience browser. But to go back on topic looking forward to using this new JavaScript engine hope to see Firefox on top in the next upcoming speed wars.
 
I love Firefox but I recently went back to Google Chrome. I must say it seems alot faster than Firefox.
Haven't tried Opera yet.
 
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