General Use
- built-in pop-up blocker
- excellent bookmark management features
- store a series of web pages in sessions instead of individual bookmarks, then open them all at once
- reopen pages you just closed with one click of a button
- search from the address bar (ex: ‘g mysearchterm’ displays the results of a Google search)
- change settings on-the-fly — no need to close/re-open
- built-in note taking function
- built-in password manager
- built-in download manager/panel which doesn’t slow down your continued browsing
- move menu bars, panels & buttons around at will
- highly-configurable thru gui, not through text file hacks
- no need to download/trust/install extensions from unknown authors
- supports SVG
- more standards compliant than any other browser
Accessibility
- support for portions of Aural CSS
- mouse gestures built-in
- extensive keyboard control
- extensive, easily customizable keyboard shortcuts (my favorite is using Z and X to move forward/backward thru pages I’ve visited)
- easily disable or change page styles for improved readability (custom or use pre-defined)
- true page zooming at the touch of a key (enlarges both text and images)
Geekier Toys
- built-in RSS reader
- built-in IRC chat
- built-in bit torrent client
- built-in searchable, email client (similar to gmail - I put that here because I use ~gasp~ Thunderbird - old dog, no new tricks scenario)
