Personally i Like Opera very much .
harshchandra
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If I get everyone in the company and all our customers (several hundred) to vote next week will get a reward? :)
They'll all vote IE of course as that's what we outfit our machines (and those we supply to customers and support our software on) with.
jwenting
duckman
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Windows - I surf in IE but I use Firefox to test / debug DaniWeb when I make layout changes
Mac - Safari
cscgal
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99.9% Opera user. 3.7 Mb download with all the bells and whistles :). Have firefox but use it seldom. Too many add-ons needed to bring it even remotely close to Opera.
Use IE only for microsoft updates.
crunchie
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I use Safari 90% of the time, as any Mac user should. Other than that I use Lynx and FireFox sometimes.
MikeAR
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Hello,
Firefox on the major three -- linux, windoze, macintosh.
Also enjoy using lynx. Lynx is especially great for calling from crontabs to download audio files and other sources of information that require automation, yet are http based.
Christian
kc0arf
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The usage level of Internet Explorer has dropped below 90% for the first time in ages, and the combined usage of Mozilla or Firefox has climbed to nearly 8% recently.
Keep the trend up, people. A browser without ActiveX means a much cleaner and safer system!
Catweazle
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Hi chuckayashi, and welcome to DaniWeb.
I've edited your email address from your post, because it is not our policy to have members requesting the answer to to emailed to them. Doing so helps no one but the person asking for assistance, and our problem resolutions should be available for all to see.
You should also post your question in the Internet Explorer forum section, if that is the browser you use:
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum29.html
or in the Windows Software section if you use a different browser:
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum92.html
Piggy backing your question onto an unrelated topic is not likely to attract the best response to your question.
Cheers.
Catweazle
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