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please vote for your favourite browser.

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Member Avatar for Ancient Dragon

Actually I use both IE8 and FF

commented: blasphemer! -2
commented: ... +6
Member Avatar for vmanes

FireFox by default. IE7 when something absolutely demands it.

commented: NO! refuse to play those IE-only shenanigans -2
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Member Avatar for jephthah

wtf?

where is Lynx?

commented: I don't even mind people using IE in general, but if it's IE6 then we'd have a problem. +6
Member Avatar for scru

wtf?

where is Lynx?

No thanks.

Member Avatar for MosaicFuneral

An entity I bought from the little man in the fridge. I simply inject It into my eyes and I can use the internet from my mind.

Member Avatar for zandiago

Firefox all the way.

Member Avatar for csurfer

Fire Fox !!! Wooo !!! But also Chrome as GOOGLE is involved .... :)

Member Avatar for tomtetlaw

Firefox and K-Meleon for when I need a faster-lightweight browser for really quick tasks, for my computer is very slow

Member Avatar for Tulsa

Firefox and also google chrome..............

Member Avatar for Nick Evan

FF3.
But I also have a VM which runs win98 (yes, for old school games that don't like 4 cores) and I run Sea-monkey on it. It has almost all the things I like with FF (adblock, PW-manager etc) but it runs a bit lighter. And FF won't install on win98 :(

Member Avatar for Ancient Dragon

The United States Air Force REQUIRES all its computers to use Microsoft IE. Firefox is not even allowed to be installed on its computers except on developer's computers who are writing web apps for the general public to see and use.

Member Avatar for sneekula

wtf?

where is Lynx?

What is Lynx?

Member Avatar for adkool

thanks guyz for ur vote... actually i m very disappointed by safari results ..cool browser..better than IE ..:) common guyz somebody vote 4 safari lol..anywayz happy with firefox results..it deserves to b in no1 spot.

Member Avatar for Piya27

"FireFox Winning the race........."
:)

Member Avatar for sospcdoctor

I prefer IE7 but I use firefox sometimes too.

Member Avatar for mvmalderen

Firefox, because of it's broad support for plugins :)

Member Avatar for kangarooblood

Firefox all the way.

I agree, IE is out of date and it doesn't have all good functions, and not soo many add-ons either...

Member Avatar for Himaloy

Using Firefox,and using it from long time
there have some good features and also so helpful

Member Avatar for s_sridhar

Both IE and Firefox.

commented: traitor -2
Member Avatar for jbennet

But also Chrome as GOOGLE is involved

google is evil.

The United States Air Force REQUIRES all its computers to use Microsoft IE. Firefox is not even allowed to be installed on its computers except on developer's computers who are writing web apps for the general public to see and use.

Thats what i would hope. Government computers generally dont run uncertified software (or, in some cases, any third party software at all) for fear of invalidating thier (expensive) support agreements.

Also, IE can be locked down selectively using group policy/Active directory very easialy which makes a lot of sense on a defence network.

Member Avatar for GrimJack

And the ads for IE are so er, gross

Member Avatar for shadwickman

Firefox 3!
I just can't stand IE for the issues I get with it when writing stuff for the web. It always happens that IE buggers up something by implementing it in a non-standard way, which always complicates things.
And for this reason, I shall never show it any love :P

Member Avatar for vmanes

I said earlier I use IE for things that demand it - recently found I don't even need it to get Windows updates - that link works through FireFox. Didn't use to. How nice!

Still, have to have IE 6,7, and 8 handy to check web pages I create. IE does really screw up some of the formatting, especially CSS. And I'm not even doing anything particularly fancy or taxing.

Any feedback on FF 3.5 yet? Haven't upgraded any boxes to that one yet.

Member Avatar for jbennet

AJAX seems to work better on it (i think due to the improved and faster JavaScript engine)

Member Avatar for artagnan1978

I am using Firefox, of course. I find easy to use, it is a fast and secure browser with lots of options.

Member Avatar for Boldgamer

Chrome for the win. So fast and light.

Member Avatar for mackone

One more vote to Firefox...

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