Over the last week, I used Mozilla v0.9.7 for all my browsing tasks, and I let it ran continuously while doing so.
In those 168 hours (i.e., 7 days), it worked correctly (putting asside the "usual" rendering glitches already reported here). Quite a nice job :) It looks like the memory caching scheme is broken/unimplemented, or that something is leaking, though. The memory cache was supposed to by 4MB, but according to Theseus, the mozilla process currently uses 115MB of private storage (plus a bit less that 14MB of shared storage). The private storage regularly increased over the time. Another weird thing is that the .../profiles/me/.../xul.mfl has 40 (yes, forty) open file handles. Here is a snippet of theseus ouptut: 001F 0172 00 F:\WARPZILLA.SRC\BIN\MOZILLA\PROFILES\LAFAIX (FREE)\3WTD91J6.SLT\XUL.MFL // 0020 017E 00 F:\WARPZILLA.SRC\BIN\MOZILLA\PROFILES\LAFAIX (FREE)\3WTD91J6.SLT\XUL.MFL // 0021 0128 00 F:\WARPZILLA.SRC\BIN\MOZILLA\PROFILES\LAFAIX (FREE)\3WTD91J6.SLT\XUL.MFL // The other opened files look OK. During this testing, I only used the browser part. I did not touch the other modules (news, mail, composer, irc client, and such).] Overall, I think it's quite nice, but the memory part can be a killer if you don't have plenty of available memory... Martin
