And another thing...

Voted for Picnik on the grounds that I actually dimed out for a pro subscription. And I do use it often for simple image editing tasks. For instance, it's intuitive cropping tools are way easier to use than Fireworks MX' which is what I otherwise use.

VOTE: Picnik

@MikeWas: I was thinking the same thing watching the video: I don't think I have ties long enough for that (I don't think he had either - probably didn't reach much further below the frame of the video. That is too short.)

Opera is the favourite browser. However, I had to go with other as I use all of the above - except for Safari, of course. Who does anyways? - depending on which task is at hand.

I rent a car 10-15 times a year - I always make my reservations online because it is slightly cheaper; never experienced that the booking hadn't registered. (Have had the opposite happening where a cancellation didn't go through, though.)

For combining feeds xFruits is worth taking a look at. It does a handful of other useful things as well.

@balcis: But... this new feature is *not* an extension, right? So this feature cannot be removed from Firefox as well. Don't you think it makes it very relevant to compare it to other browsers with similar built-in features?

@kbedwards: Have you used Opera since 1999?

@y2julio: FastStone Capture does this too.

FastStone Capture. $20 well spent.

Neat. Might check it out. I do tend to use the Picnic Firefox-extension for taking screenshots of the website I edit and send it to [drop.io] for archiving purposes.

VOTE: FSCapture

Voted Puppy.

VOTE: Puppy Linux

Remember: Do not send out e-mails with embedded images, guys and gals! Not even if Google says it's okay. It is not!

Must have? No. Absolutely no!

I've been using The Bat! for a number of years and been inherently unwilling to stop using it because of its superior templating facilities. However, I find myself more and more often go to the Gmail webinterface to search trough mails and all of my filtering is done trough Gmail. So I am more or less in the process…

@Michael Desir: I am a multibrowser user as well (Safari is the only of the above I don't use). But Opera is hands down the best.

Opera.