There's so many to choose from now. You have Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome, and many other browsers but which do you use on a daily basis? I've been using Firefox 4 and it's wonderful. I still have to credit IE9 though, it's the first version of IE that I've liked since IE6 (or was it 7, can't remember.)
i always have 2 browsers open at once Chrome and Rockmelt the one i use most is Rockmelt though its the best so far
FireFox is the only real web browser, everything else is about a joke. Now if only they could fix up FireFox a bit to get past the crashes and it being a memory hog.
Safari, since I'm on mac. Do love Chrome as well, but to make a geek statement: it triggers the dedicated graphics card of my macbook pro. In normal English: it uses more battery than Safari. So that's why Chrome is a big no-go at the moment. If I would have a desktop and I wouldn't have to worry about power consumption I would go Chrome.
Well I have been using internet explorer for more than 10 years then I found out chrome. After that I seldom use Internet explorer now. The speed and being lightweight of chrome is really appealing to me.
I use Aurora 5.0a2 (Firefox, but the newest testing version). It's very fast and almost all addons that I normally use with FF 4 are supported. I didn't encounter any bugs too, so I recommend you to download it, even though they say it's unstable. That way you're helping Mozilla team make new Firefox 5 even better!
Firefox or bust. Chrome is blazing fast, but the add-ons for Firefox are just indispensable for me. I feel naked without the add-ons!
I use Google Chrome. It is so easy to use and Google is getting much better at letting us use extensions and stuff like that. I used Mozilla Firefox a while ago before i realized that Chrome went at least 2 times faster. Mozilla's coding was really bad up until this latest 4.0 version
I use chrome, I have been using it for about 6 months now. I don't ever see myself going back to IE. I tried IE9 but it just doesn't compare to chrome.
FireFox! Internet Explorer has always needed work. Microsoft can never seem to get it right. The latest one, IE 9, however seems quite a bit better, but I have not used it enough yet to know if it is truly better. As for Google Chrome, I use it quite a bit also. It seems to be just as good as FF in some ways, and possibly better on specific things.
I would have to agree with you until IE 9. IE 9 is the best browser I have ever used. Fast as hell and just all around better than FF and chrome.
I have only tried IE and Firefox. IE was very slow for me and I like Firefox because everything is arranged better and easier to use.
I love my Firefox! Can't live without Firefox. Though I don't use the most recent version of Firefox 4 cause it's not compatible with either one of my older computers. Instead, I've downgraded to version 3.6 which provides much of the same speed as Firefox 4, but none of the constant freezes and crashes I was getting with the updated version before. My other favorite browser would be Rockmelt. It's very fast. Super fast. And, it's got a lot of built in social networking functionality that you can't get from Firefox, even with apps. For some reason, Chrome doesn't work with my computer, no matter how many times I install or uninstall. It's just not compatible. But, Rockmelt, which is based off Chrome does work. It's an enigma.
That's good to hear. I know that IE 9 is much better than the previous. I will have to use it more and get a more accurate view on it. I still highly doubt I will like it more than FF, but we will see.
I use Internet Explorer on my PC and Chrome on my Mac. Chrome is EXTREMELY fast! I need to not be lazy and get Chrome for my PC already!
Firefox is just the best out there hands down. The addons are great, and it has better security options than most like running a proxy through your own machine. I'm in network security so I pretty much base all of my decisions on what is safest.
I like Firefox the best. I've tried Google Chrome, but I like Fireefox better since I'm more used to that browser.