Which operating browser do you use?

I am just curious to see if ZU members correspond to cNet's list of top 10 browsers...

I use Firefox. I switched to Google Chrome for a while when my Firefox wouldn't save my login stuff on any sites, but when my HDD died and I had to reinstall everything I went back to Firefox. I just like it and I'm used to it.

I use Firefox and Safari.

Mozilla Firefox, most definitely. I made the switch last year from Internet Explorer, and I've never looked back.

Firefox, Opera.

Safari

Chrome. Firefox is too cluttered for my tastes, and Internet Explorer just sucks.

I use Chrome. I used to use IE and Firefox, but then my laptop got slower. And stopped loading them. So I switched to Chrome. It's fast, it's simple, the layout looks nice and isn't full of cluttered toolbars. It works well.

Switched from Firefox to the Safari 4 beta, then to Chrome, then I tried Opera for a while, then I went back to Firefox. Best overall browser.

Originally Posted by King KK

Chrome. Firefox is too cluttered for my tastes, and Internet Explorer just sucks.

Cluttered, you say?

It could take up about half as much room if I used the Tinyfox theme, too.

I use Mozilla on the computer and Opera on the Wii.

Originally Posted by 8bit

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Cluttered, you say?

It could take up about half as much room if I used the Tinyfox theme, too.

That's weird. When I used Firefox, there were like three lines of buttons and I could only get rid of like one of them.

Firefox.

I used to use IE7, but it kept having loading problems on specific pages (my guess is it had something to do with the Flash or Java content). So I tried upgrading to IE8. Not only did this not fix the problems, but it also added a problem-- only some of IE's tabs would work. For instance, the first tab might work, the second one will, the third tab won't, et cetera. So I can only use a specific number of tabs.

That's what pushed me over the edge. Screw it. After changing to Firefox I haven't had a second thought about it. Firefox might be a bit large (and, to some, cluttered), and it has those memory leak issues, but its real strength is its add-ons. The depth of add-ons alone makes Firefox the best browser, because if you don't like something about it, you can most likely change it.

I see two options up there: Firefox and crap.

IE for life

Firefox.
used to like chrome.

then I didn't

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Originally Posted by CookieConjurer

I see two options up there: Firefox and crap.

I see three options: The browser everyone says will work great for me, the browser that ACTUALLY works great for me, and a stuff I've never heard of.

Firefox, and Chrome when I want to leave something streaming in flash.

Originally Posted by Bruno

That's weird. When I used Firefox, there were like three lines of buttons and I could only get rid of like one of them.

Try using TinyMenu, LittleFox, TreeStyleTabs and Stop and Reload. Then right click on the menu bar, select customize, and move everything from the navigations toolbar into the menu bar. Now turn off the navigations tool bar.

Now go to menu > view and unclick status bar.

You should now have a browser with even more screen real-estate than the one in my screenshot. (I have LittleFox turned off, because my custom GNOME theme makes Firefox look too awesome to use LittleFox.) This is even more than you get with Chrome.

Now all they have to do is make an extension which makes the status bar act like Chromes, and an extension which combines the minimize, maximize, and close buttons into the menu bar.

I see two options up there: Firefox and crap.

And Chrome.

Holy **** Chrome's Javascript engine is ****ing amazing. Someone wrote a NES emulator in JS- In Firefox it runs at around 5 FPS. In Chrome you'll get around 60.

and it has those memory leak issues

It hasn't had memory leak issues since version 2.0.

I see three options: The browser everyone says will work great for me, the browser that ACTUALLY works great for me, and a stuff I've never heard of.

Which are?

Originally Posted by 8bit

It hasn't had memory leak issues since version 2.0.

I probably meant to say memory management issues.