I think the main reason anybody doesn’t switch is because they don’t understand the benefits. An easy 99.9% of users who leave the big blue e don’t look back. The trouble with education is finding people with a long enough attention span to be educated.

When the users use a proper browser:
- design is quicker and easier (and cheaper) … Consequently the end result is a much higher quality product
- less errors, less crashes
- better privacy, security and speed
- better content control (you only look at pron when you WANT to… your KIDS only look at pron when they want to)

I blame the “If it aint broke, don’t fix it” mentality.

I will concur with the article itself here also – no engine has better css3 support than khtml, with its support for “not” and suchlike already :)

I’m a firefox user though, also very at home in opera. konqueror still has problems under the surface, largely with mime types, DTDs, javascript and the “cascading” in cascading stylesheets.
Example of cascading problem in konqueror:
make two stylesheets. one regular and one special on which says only
* { font-size:60%; }
you’ll get a different result in konqueror by rearranging the order tof the link elements on the page… most surprising. no other browser does this, and it’s not appropriate…

Hopefully I’m just crazy and nobody else can replicate that, though.