Don't get me wrong, I like the idea of iCab -- I am always biased towards small-publisher, well-designed, well-supported software. I guess I used it in its early days and thought it had an excellent feature set, but a) its UI was ugly and b) its JavaScript support was such that I couldn't really use much of the web. It sounds like it's time for me to conduct another browser shootout of my own... Ivan. ---------------- >I'd want to say, selective filtering offers the biggest speed increase. > >iCab's greatest advantage is it's ability to selectively filter out >bandwith-hogging ads, images, java. And that this can be done on an >individual web site basis, even individual pages. > >Don't like the ads on that other site? >But want all the images on the news one? > >And maybe... >Want the links only underlined on that odd site? >And text made more visible on the one with the funny background? > >Well, iCab can do it. > >That aside from the fact that iCab has real people you can talk to behind it. > >Just a fan. > >Marc