Skyfire works fine. Even in chat.
Best browser I think so far for mobiles, not one site it has not worked on for me so far.
Fennec (Mobile firefox) has some promise if the add-ons in the future make it display things like flash correctly, will have to wait and see so far Adobe is out in an almighty war against Apple and companies trashing their flash ( I think they have a point about the trashing and HTML5 still is not in the mainstream and does not yet relate to real world ), also I have a feeling the next version of flash on mobiles will be really good and make the mobile browsers shine. So far skyfire fits the bill. Also I like platforms like flash that make it easy to make one application that works for all devices, as I said Apples has very narrow vision and this has always been the problem with Apple since day one.. This is why I try not to fund their "cult of insanity" by buying anything from them again. Any company in my mind in the I.T world needs to look at what is used now and what will come in the future, but most important thing is the now and what is used by their client base and allowing the client to choose what to put on their purchased devices not a company playing big brother as Apple is doing. iPad is another good example it's just an upscaled iPhone with the same limitations and Apple may face an anti-trust suit regarding all these limitations soon.. so says it all really... I hope they get nailed for what they are doing, it's not on what they have done.. let's hope they have a good app for good lawyers, because I have a feeling some of these lawyers in past that worked for them are going to bail out of this one. HTML5 is the future but not for a good while will it start being used as much as flash based versions of an application... check YouTube it's testing HTML5..
http://www.youtube.com/html5
Supported Browsers
Right now, we support browsers that support both the video tag in HTML5 and the h.264 video codec. These include:
* Google Chrome
* Apple Safari (version 4+)
* Microsoft Internet Explorer with Google Chrome Frame installed (Get Google Chrome Frame)
Just click at bottom of that page "Join the HTML5 Beta" and remember to click it again if you want to set back to flash based YouTube.
As you see it's limited to a very small handful of browsers so far..
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