Lol; must admit i wasn't quite expecting the original Open-Source argument in a Mozilla discussion - but i suppose I should have.
Point is of course; that very few people can do this. The huge configuration power of MSN Explorer, for the average user far exceeds that of Mozilla Firefox. Plus; bar the people using the slowest computers or the most high-end users running dozens of graphic editting programs while surfing the internet nobody is going to moan about the system usage requirements of MSN Explorer - even when Windows Media Player is running on it - it hardly uses 1 percent when its loading up, and no noticable percentage while its running. It uses RAM, but again only about 60MB which in this day and age nobody will care about. Not only that; but the graphical interface on MSN Explorer are worth using 60MB RAM.
Plus: Intergrated E-mail, Messenger, Calander, Stocks, Links, Tasks, Alerts, Photos, Computer Shortcuts, Headlines, Built in Media Player all in the ease of a Sidebar. Graphical Interface, Popup Blocker, Safe ActiveX (which while generally unsafe: is damn useful at times), Highlighting Tools, built in Search, built in .NET Passport Sign in, easy to use interface. E-mail based Log on and Account System for all the family, Parental Controls.
You can tell me which of the above Mozilla has? Or indeed any that MSN Explorer doesn't?