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Mike CermJan 14th 2009 11:50PM
It would be nice to have a web browser that doesn't crash constantly. However, if these are actually just front-ends for Safari's rendering engine (like Maxthon for IE on the desktop), then they're really not going to solve the problems.
If they're running totally independent of Safari, that would be great (assuming they're more stable and not less). However, I'm sure that there's no way to override Safari as the browser default, so that will really hinder them. Anytime you receive a link in email, it will still open in Safari, and there won't be any way to cut-and-paste it out to your alternative browser.
So, everyone can still go on complaining about how closed down the iPhone is. It's all about stability. Unfortunately, Apple's built-in apps are actually far less stable than virtually anything you find in the App Store (or Cydia!)