grentz

I have gotten so sick of debug errors and other problems in Internet Explorer that i have switched to Mozilla FireFox for my primary browser

I still use IE for some things like network configuration but FireFox is awsome

i still am getting used to the theme but hey, a little change is good right? :)


So i am curious, what do you use???

Chris Leckness

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debug errors and other problems in Internet Explorer

??? I have never had a problem with the Modern IE browsers....

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grentz

I think mine is messed up a little because of my adv internet settings and some of the testing i have done in the past,

i have another computer that i still run IE on just fine and it has no problems

aximsite.com is definently faster for me with firefox though :)

dudeman0501

I use Internet Explorer 6.

grentz

i have found that internet explorer 6 is faster than regular mozilla and netscape and then firefox is just a little bit faster than that

i still run IE 6 though since some of the networking setups and networking tools are easier to use/execute in IE

so dont think i am all about mozilla or all against IE

i switch between them frequently :)

dudeman0501

I just downloaded FireFox, and I'm liking it. But it'll be a while before anything can pull me from IE.

grentz

ya, it is hard to get used to, i have used IE for seemingly ever and it is wierd to switch (or halfway switch like i did, i still have IE and Firefox icons in my quicklaunch tray :))

dashingone

Use Internet Explorer 6. No problems with it at all. I used Netscape years ago but finally got tired of the problems with it at that time.

Cheryl

I'm with IE 6. Just haven't seen any reason to change yet.

HighTymes

foxfire baby.

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xdalaw

I've used FireFox and loved the tabbed browsing, but have recently been using MyIE2 with Internet Explorer. It's a nice free add-on for IE and it allows tabbed browsing and saving sessions, etc. I really like it!

grentz

ya, i am not much of a tabbed browser person,

i just open lots of new windows usually lol :)

mara6

I'm too lazy to get another browser, I just use what comes with my PC, which is always IE.

billyevil

I use Opera's latest beta as my main and default web browser. It is fast, secure and dependable, i love the built-in email client which doesn't slow down the browser or my system at all.

I enjoy the fact that it doesn't have the security holes of MSIE which is one of the reasons i decided to find something better. The compatibility for reading websites is there including the colored scrollbars, and loading speeds are greatly improved.

I did try Firefox for a while, but found the system of caching websites to be of poor quality as the one in Netscape.

I found Opera to have less strain on my system, especially during periods when i have a number of programs running including PhotoImpact and other image editing programs and 10 - 20 websites open in the browser.

The websites are displayed in tabs that allows for easy switching from within the browser between sites, and there's even a built-in chat or irc client that i've found useful. I almost forgot the popup and ads blocker, which is so perfect that i don't even think about popups anymore.

The interface of the web browser is totally skinable and can be configured to look like IE, Netscape, or even Firefox if you'd like. Personally i enjoy a simple interface and keep mine as such.

I realize some are put off by the fact that Opera costs money, but there is a free version with ads to test, and there are a number of deals out there that can save you some cash on the final purchase.

I personally don't mind spending the money to get something of such high quality and security, especially since the web browser, chat, and email clients all together here are what i use most of the time on my system and i only want the best.

There are other browsers out there, but i hope you'll take my advice when i say that Opera is the best choice out right now for everyone and is worth every dollar.

wooch06

The firefox RC .09 is awesome!! There are some improvements and features that could be added, but I believe they will come in the GA or future releases. Watch out IE!!! ;)