If Netscape wants to spend the time between now and the official release squashing bugs, it should have given us the feature-complete product to beat on. When it ships at the end of the year, Netscape 6 will have new features that have not been tested out by the public, and some of them are mighty important. There are still a few problems with handling websites. One, for example, was with Verant Interactive's EverQuest message boards. Once you read a message thread, PR3 won't let you back out of the thread to get back to the listing of messages.
Online site has a minor problem.
Normally, a trio of large images are flashed in a window at the top of the page, which you can click on to go to the story. In PR3, all three images are shown in the same box where you should see one. That makes for lighter-weight applications written in XML rather than JavaScript or Java. One thing that's not ready, and I found this amazing, is that bookmark handling is incomplete and not working. You can't drag a link from one location to another, it doesn't automatically import IE or Netscape 4x bookmarks and you can't drag a link to the personal toolbar.