Poll: Which internet browser do you use the most?

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PureChaos

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Mozilla (or as my mum calls it, mozzarella) all the way. i occasionally use explorer but that only if something isn't supported by mozilla or if its a link that comes up in explorer automatically
 

Rhodite

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Opera.

I detest the apparent Firefox fanboi train that seems to follow it around and it is rapidly becoming bloatware.
 

zen5887

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I have join the internet war machine Google.

I really like Chrome, its simple and easy and it looks great =D
 

chakan

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I use opera, but I've got nothing against Chrome, they're both fantastic browsers. However, FF is to Opera what IE is to FF.
 

Jamanticus

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zen5887 said:
I have join the internet war machine Google.

I really like Chrome, its simple and easy and it looks great =D
The only thing I don't like about Chrome is that it isn't very good at streaming video..
......And it sometimes doesn't offer spelling suggestions with the built-in spell cheker- Two, two things I don't like about Chrome......

(Fractallized cookies for whoever gets the reference!)
 

gerrymander61

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Chrome, it's very fast but since it's still in Beta it occasionally has a hernia and dies, so I'm holding my breath for when it gets out of beta or until internet explorer 8 comes out.

Firefox is still slow and clunky so it can go shoot itself in a corner. Everybody I know who uses it does so simply because they subscribe "Microsoft is shit and everything they do is terrible" line of thought.

EDIT: Still use IE to check my hotmail, Chrome often refuses to refresh my inbox.
 

clarinetJWD

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Opera.
-Smaller, faster, and more standards compliant than firefox.
-Built in email and RSS.
-Speed dial, bookmarks, notes, typed history, etc. synched between computers in nearly real time.
-Excellent download manager.
-Well designed and usable sidebar with basically everything you need
-Natively runs greasemonkey scripts without the need for an add-on
-Widgets
-Session manager, as well assession autosave
-Responsive mouse gestures (the gesture extensions in ff are often slow or just don't work all of the time)

And all of this without a single add on.
 

Laughing Man

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Firefox is still slow and clunky so it can go shoot itself in a corner. Everybody I know who uses it does so simply because they subscribe "Microsoft is shit and everything they do is terrible" line of thought.
Firefox because I think Microsoft is shit and everything they do is terrible....
 

SteinFaust

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since MSN keeps issuing new editions of butthurt on itself, i began using Firefox. it works well, has intuitive controls and it's got a pretty sweet Newgrounds theme with the tank as the load bar!
 

spiritslayr

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I use safari for windows because internet explorer is clunky and firefox crashes a lot on my laptop. Safari in my opinion is the best out of the remainder.
 

.Ricks.

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Well firefox is leading by a LOT, and what a coincidence it's the one I use, started with IE but after trying firefox never went back xD it's just quicker, cleaner and a lot less "bitchier".
 

Xaryn Mar

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Firefox of course. Stable, secure and customisable to a large degree. It is also platform free. It might be a bit slow but that I can live with. Have not tried Opera og Safari for quite some time but last time they did not live up to FF. It might not have built in email but who needs that anyway? Gmail and pine for the win :)
 

Xaryn Mar

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zhoomout said:
snowplow said:
Firefox, mainly for:
adblock
noscript
flashblock

and the easy way to open new tabs. AFAIK IE doesn't let you open new tabs with a hotkey. Perhaps it did, but it wasn't written anywhere so I didn't know how.
Really, How do you open tabs on Firefox, I lost the manual and I can't be bothered figuring it out.
CTRL+T