I used Midori on Om2009 and apart from the menus not fitting the screen (and Midori complaing that I was running it as root) it was acceptable. I think it is the default browser in Hackable:1. I never used Hackable:1 (for more than a few minutes). SHR doesn't work properly with my SIM card (I cannot receive messages) so I gave up on it. QtMoko seems OK (and actually looks like a phone instead of a computer) but I do need to restart Qt Extended everytime I reconnect a bluetooth headset (which admittedly only takes 30 seconds) and using a bluetooth headset limits me as I cannot suspend the phone (not sure if this is specific to QtMoko). I can't imagine Midori is fast on QtMoko since it isn't a Qt Application. That would be like complaining about the speed of a KDE application in GNOME I should think.

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