Neither Mozilla nor Phoenix do come with any sort of Java RTE (contrary to Opera which is available with or without the JRE integrated into the download). It just depends on what you decide to install. But it sounds like Chris already figured this out himself.
Second, there are lots of downloadmanagers available not coupled to a specific browser and I think that most of them do a better job than Mozilla's does.
And finally, there is one big drawback of the current Phoenix milestone build (0.4 as of writing this): Changing an image objects .src property via javascript doesn't work. No roll-over-effects or similar stuff. But as the bug is tracked (has been reported multiple times, as one might expect) I'm positive that it will be resolved in 0.5.
Now the next thing I'm waiting for (I'm a lazy guy) are language packs.
Three short comments.
Neither Mozilla nor Phoenix do come with any sort of Java RTE (contrary to Opera which is available with or without the JRE integrated into the download). It just depends on what you decide to install. But it sounds like Chris already figured this out himself.
Second, there are lots of downloadmanagers available not coupled to a specific browser and I think that most of them do a better job than Mozilla's does.
And finally, there is one big drawback of the current Phoenix milestone build (0.4 as of writing this): Changing an image objects .src property via javascript doesn't work. No roll-over-effects or similar stuff. But as the bug is tracked (has been reported multiple times, as one might expect) I'm positive that it will be resolved in 0.5.
Now the next thing I'm waiting for (I'm a lazy guy) are language packs.