What Web Browser Do You Use?

What Web Browser Do You Use?

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Cromewell said:
As of version 1.5 nothing. The earlier versions were better.
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The earlier version was better in what ? can you explain?

For me the version 1.5.0.0 to 1.5.0.3 were not good at all, because they were not stable and they had problems. But versions 1.5.0.4 and later version were more stable to me, and i never had problem with them.
 
I use IE most of the time and Firefox once in a while on my pc
On my mac I have been using Safari, I really like how you can organize your bookmarks on it.
 
Not really. It is Firefox that is horrible for web developers actually. IE is the standard to follow (yes, I am aware that official standards exist, but when you own the lions share of the market, you ARE the standard), and unfortunately Firefox doesn't always adhere to that standard, making coding a bit of a challenge at times.
 
Firefox all the way. Have used it before I was a Linux fan boy, became even more of a user of Firefox while becoming a Linux fan boy, now I use nothing but after successfully becoming a full time fan boy.
 
I have used Firefox since version 0.6...but have now switched to Opera 9.01 and will probably stay, since Firefox 2.0 does not sppear to be too much of an improvement.
 
red onion said:
I have used Firefox since version 0.6...but have now switched to Opera 9.01 and will probably stay, since Firefox 2.0 does not sppear to be too much of an improvement.
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firefox 2.0 has a lot of big improvement, firefox 2.0 now has a spell checker, and has other more features

here are the list of improvement:

* New Windows installer using the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS)
* New anti-phishing features
* There are now several hidden options for how the tabs are displayed, and the close behaviour is slightly different
* A History of recently closed tabs and the ability to "Undo" closed tabs
* Automatic restoration of the user's browsing session if there is a crash
* New default theme with new icons and a new tab bar design.
* Inline spell checking in text boxes and the ability to search in these areas.
* Search suggestions now appear in the search box auto-complete for Google and Yahoo!
* New search service that supports Sherlock and OpenSearch engines
* Combining the extensions and themes managers into an "Add-ons" manager, updating it to provide enhanced security and to allow for easier localization of extensions.
* New search plugin manager for removing and re-ordering search engines
* Improved support for previewing and subscribing to Web feeds
* New microsummaries feature for bookmarks
* Support for scalable vector graphics (SVG) text using svg:textPath
* Client-side session and persistent storage
 
With Firefox I can go on sites and won't pick up anything (not the pr0n sites, some other ones) while with IE if I go there I'll pick up some junk.
 
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