I'm happy with the software. I run a very small business and it's been a good way of keeping track of expenses and income. When I started using it the developer was very helpful in assisting me to set things up.

A bit surprised to read a review of FF7 involving crashing all the time. I've been using it for about three weeks as my main browser and I think it's crashed once. I'm using a 2010 MacBook Pro and Lion. I'm liking FF7 for it's speed. My only gripe is the Read It Later add-on isn't compatible. But what do you get for using a beta?!

Yay, I'm so happy! Airplay playback is now synchronized!!! Give me 5!

I've been playing around with browsers these last few days: Firefox, Safari, Opera and now Camino.

Overall, I'm currently sticking with Camino because it renders all of the sites I need correctly. Suddenly, after using the Firefox betas for a few months and rarely having issues I suddenly can't use internet banking with RC2. Safari looks good but is just a bit slower than the others. I just don't get Opera - every time I use it a number of pages are just a mess.

So, going back to Camino - a browser I used to use a lot and glad that it's being worked on still. It does lack some features and nifty add-ons that the others have but it does render pages quickly and correctly most of the time.

2010 MacBook Pro here.

I've tried most of the browsers for Mac and find that Firefox works the most consistently re. websites and has a good number of useful add-ons.

I'd like to use Safari but it lacks features. Opera - I'd really like to like it but every single time I've used it I come across sites that simply display terribly and I end up scratching my head and thinking, how come? Chrome is fast but, again, I come across sites (my work's Oracle web-based email system) that don't display correctly. On that front, Firefox and Camino are the only browsers that work.

My only gripe is that it 'feels' like Firefox is heavy, bloated and not overly snappy.

In the end, Firefox is what I currently go with.