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Am I missing something?
The nice thing about FF, is that it allows you to have your bookmarks open down the left side of your browser, so you can see the content along with your feeds/bookmarks.
One thing I've noticed since switching to the mac, is that I struggle with deciding which is the "best" app I should be running for a particular task. (This is a bit of a tangent)
It seems that apple lovers are so quick to tout how wonderful some of the built-in apps are on a mac (Safari, Mail, iChat, etc...) but then quickly ditch them for some other third party app (Firefox, Thunderbird, Adium, etc...) Personally, since I'm new to the apple world, I really want to use the nice Cocoa-based, intel-optimized Apple apps... I just want to believe that for my money, the apple apps are going to provide the most sort of "holistic apple experience" for my switch... But I'm beginning to think that this isn't the case based on the sheer number of folks who are using non-apple apps.
Am I the only one that struggles with this? :) Seriously iChat or Adium? hehe
Personally... I use both iChat & Adium (and Skype) because Adium keeps all my accounts in one place and easy (that's what it's for) but it does not support video or voice, so I have iChat (and Skype) for that. One day maybe, there will be one (ring) to rule them all. I hope anyway.