For a very long time now I've used Galeon as my browser because its lightweight and integrated well into GNOME (I would use Epiphany, which is even more so, if it weren't for its bookmarking system), and used Mozilla when I'm developing (for the DOM Inspector, Venkman debugger, and the Netscape DevEdge sidebar, all of which are invaluable tools for a web developer like myself). However, with Firefox approaching 1.0 I think I'll move over to using it for everything: the Dom Inspector, Venkman debugger, DevEdge sidebar, and the Web Developer plugin are available for it, and it is also fast and lightweight and has some general browsing features that neither Galeon or Epiphany have, like bookmarking RSS feeds. Also Garrett LeSage has released an Industrial theme for Firefox: http://linuxart.com/log/archives/2004/09/20/industrial-for-firefox/ and Ximian/Novell Industrial is the theme I use in GNOME, so Firefox should integrate nicely with my desktop. But, I have God-only-knows how many bits of personal data such as passwords and cookies stored in Galeon. I'm fully expecting Firefox to seemlessly pull in any personal data and bookmarks from Mozilla, and there should be no problem importing my Galeon bookmarks. But how can I import my personal data such as passwords and cookies into Firefox from Galeon? As they are both Mozilla based it should be possible, but does anyone know how exactly? Best, Darren -- ===================================================================== D. D. Brierton darren@xxxxxxxxxxx www.dzr-web.com Trying is the first step towards failure (Homer Simpson) =====================================================================
