@zackrabie Why? (Not a critical "why?" as in "you're wrong", but a curious "why?" as in "please elaborate! I am interested in this comparison")
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@ryanjamurphy Fluid Browser includes the URL bar when active along with controls for 'back', 'forward' and 'refresh'. It also has a Favorites & Recents section which is handy. Opacity controls are included the URL Bar as well. I also like that you can click on the browser window to make the app active again when the opacity is 80% or higher. Once you put it down to 70% the window gets locked when you click outside of it and the only way to make the app active again is clicking it in your dock. This is handy if you want to click on things beneath the Fluid Browser window. Another thing I noticed was on YouTube, the videos actually play full screen. On Helium, you get a lot of whitespace around YouTube videos. Fluid has lots of attention to tiny details that add up to make the experience much better. Hope that helps!
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