[Eee Pad Transformer General] LeoBloom.:
Yes, oh yes. 5 different browsers. I don't use that many, but I've definitely tried them all because not one renders all my websites properly. I'm using stock albeit on the Prime Rom and that has been the best option I've found, but there are some glitches.

1. Sometimes, it seems like I get two input boxes when I am typing something into some search box. Sometimes, the input box cuts into the UI of the browser.

2. Links don't get highlighted when you click on them. Does this drive anyone else insane? It's already hard to accurately click on a link if you don't zoom in everytime before each touch. Strangely the Galaxy tablet does highlight links when you press them.

3. Mouse Over is not intuitive. For instance, go to the fullsite version of verizonwireless.com and focus on the "explore, shop, my verizon, support" buttons.

On the computer, mousing-over produces a submenu that allows you to narrow down your choice; clicking on the button will take you to another webpage.

On iOS, touching the button will produce the mouse-over submenu, and touching the button again will take you to the other webpage

On Android, touching will take you straight to the other webpage, bypassing the submenu all together. Getting to that submenu, requires holding your finger down just long enough so that Android realizes you aren't trying to move the frame, and just short enough (achieved by moving your finger to a different direction) so that the browser menu doesn't pop up.

It's clumsy, and these type of submenus are common on the internet.

4. It's difficult to maneuver in the browser when there is a flash video playing. You can't reliably scroll a webpage if your finger's point of origin is the flash video itself. God forbid you zoom into a flash video fullscreen (NOT fullscreen mode, but pinch zooming an embedded video until it covers the entirety of your TF101!) because zooming back out is next to impossible. Further, the controls on flash video players are just straight up funky. Scrubbing a flash video just doesn't feel as responsive as it should. In fact, if I am watching something from a flash player and I missed a word or a sentence, I think twice before attempting to rewind back a little, since there is no precise way to do this! I'd usually end up 40 seconds or a minute past the point I wanted to rewind to.

In iOS, Safari is ridiculously good. You don't get these random graphical glitches (as far as I've seen and I've owned an iPad 2 for a while). Mouse over is expertly executed. I don't find the lack of flash to be a big problem. I just think that flash on Android is way too clumsy for Google to claim that Android is giving the user the full web experience. Sure, being able to view the actual youtube page and player is cool, but tell me, do you really prefer the clumsiness of the native player on the website over the elegance and responsiveness of the youtube app for Android? In fact, flash only seems worthwhile for shady video streaming websites and porn sites, and even porn sites are becoming iPad compatible. The iPad simply has a much better browsing experience IMO (I didn't like it for other reasons such as the lack of a file system accessible to the user and just my opinion that it is boring).