I'm currently using three different browsers on my iBook. I'm using Opera 5 to post this. NN4.08 is acting as my newsgroup reader, and IE 5.1 is the default browser that gets launched by the likes of Frontier and Eudora. Since IE 5.1 has issues with handling certificates from our local secure server, up until now I've used NN4.08 for that too. I've just tested Opera 5 and that works OK with the secure server.

Since IE 5.1 also starves Radio of CPU cycles, it's looking increasingly threatened as my default browser even though it has a couple of (usability) features that are lacking in Opera 5.

Since I still use Frontier for most of my static site rendering, I'm investigating the suitability of Radio picking up that role.

Since there's a Carbon version of Radio for Mac OS X, it's looking increasingly likely that I'll be using that version of the OS to boot into within the next few weeks. Hopefully Opera 5 for Mac OS X will be out soon too. I'll also need to take another look at the latest builds of Mozilla.

One thing for sure is that I'll still be using BBEdit, and Conversant, to organise my weblife too. Radio is going to have to hook up with these two productivity apps to make the cut. I'm hopeful. There are a lot of features in Radio that I like, but Conversant is still my first and foremost web 'app'. I'm like a kid in a candy store right now ;-)