Mozilla and anti-aliased fonts

[Travis Roy]

I don't know about the anti-aliasing support but I've switch to Pheonix
both on the linux side and on my windows box and it's GREAT.. Full flash
support, speedy, and no bloat. 

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> Derek Martin
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> I thought I read somewhere that Mozilla was supposed to have 
> font anti-aliasing support?  I messed around with this in 
> konqueror a while back, and I really liked the results; but I 
> don't like konqueror.
> 
> Don't get me wrong -- it's a perfectly serviceable browser.  
> I just prefer the familiar interface of Mozilla, and I also 
> find that it renders a bit quicker than konqueror.  And, feel 
> free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Mozilla is 
> supported better from a plugin perspective, as well.
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> Derek D. Martin
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