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Originally Posted by Sharky
Sounds like IE8 on Vista. It has protected mode, plus if the website in a tab has an eppie, you can close it without killing the entire browser. And a lot of the time, it'll recover the tab too.
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... But does IE8 do one of those when a tab crashes?
In all seriousness though, I see no harm in another browser hitting the internet. As a matter of fact, one could even argue that the greater the number of browsers with a significant market share, the more developers are discouraged from using browser-specific quirks. This in turn could cause the makers of these browsers to put more effort into supporting these standards. After all, just look at Internet Explorer - it's made quite a lot of headway in the standards department since Firefox became a formidable foe.