Jake says in this post:

Enter Firebird — Mozilla's slimmed-down browser offering. It's got
tabs. It's got auto-complete. It's standards-compliant. It's fast. And it's
got Midas. I didn't even have to change my software to get the rich text
editor to work.

I just downloaded it and did the install. He's right–I'm running it on
Windows 2000 on my computer at work. It's faster than IE, responds better
to bad HTML and works great with my install of Sun's Java. It also exposes
the programming holes in some of our intranet apps. Why not program with
standards when you have the opportunity, eh?