What is your favorite browser?

[chbrules]

I use IE8, but my favorite is Chrome. Go figure.

I do web app dev, so I have every damn popular browser but Safari (fuck Apple) on my system. Chrome is, by far, the sleekest, easiest to use, and fastest browser.

 

[Unsigned Hype]

Opera all day baby.

 

[erifdekciw]

was a big firefox fan but chrome is so much nicer. Although its a real pain to do a lot of technical stuff with chrome.

 

[-God-]

Why do people use Chrome and not SRware Iron? SRware Iron is exactly the same but doesn't send your shit to Google. Go figure.

 

[Sohan]

Why do people use Chrome and not SRware Iron? SRware Iron is exactly the same but doesn't send your shit to Google. Go figure.

SRware FTWWWWW, although I swapped back to firefox once I found this fix:

This May Help Your Firefox Memory Leak

 

[iSynergy Media]

i only like firefox in my eyes its best i always use this in my work and everywhere

 

[-God-]

SRware FTWWWWW, although I swapped back to firefox once I found this fix:

This May Help Your Firefox Memory Leak

Fuck me backwards. My FF has been hanging with all my addons and regularly was using 500mb and more. Just did that little tweak and restarted. Mem usage almost halved.

You're the man. +rep Maybe now i can stop using all other browsers again.

 

[Garrett]

I do web app dev, so I have every damn popular browser but Safari (fuck Apple) on my system. Chrome is, by far, the sleekest, easiest to use, and fastest browser.

not as fast as Safari. PWNED

 

[pickledegg]

What an interesting debate!

 

[kingcaw]

Opera all day baby.

^this

 

[Smartassjason]

I personally am fond of Google Chrome. I have one of the shittiest, confoundedly slowest computers, and while it takes 9-10 seconds to open, Google Chrome will open in about 2 seconds if activated from my task-bar. Not to mention, it rarely crashes upon looking up a site.

 

[super]

Opera all the time. And I have other browsers installed to check my coding work for clients.

 

[NobleSoul]

Ich bin ein FireFox user

 

[ryanstreet]

IE6.

I keep it real.

You're the reason plugins like this exist:

Plugins | jQuery Plugins

 

[nitro_dee]

Firefox for browsing and chrome on another screen for stats. Chrome seems waaaay more stable.

 

[sapphirescales]

Firefox for the win! I like Chrome, but there are aspects of it that I just can't handle. FF can do the job perfectly EVERY time. Crashes and freezes? That's not FF's fault. Your computer is probably running with 256mb of ram. Either that or you've got shitloads of malware and poor FF just isn't getting enough juice to run properly. Admittedly, FF does take a ton of resources when it's been open for a while. One time I left it open for three weeks and it was eating over 2.5gb of ram. Just close it every once in a while people! So long as you've got a decent machine that's not infected with malware and you close FF periodically (once a week should be sufficient), you'll be fine.

 

[titanium777]

AOL 3.0 dialup

 

[rippo]

Opera FTW

 

[HealthConverter]

Firefox. I always had problems with Opera on one of my blogs, but Firefox was able to handle it. I guess the content was just that awesome, right? Anyway, I switched back to Firefox, and it seems to be doing the best.

 

[amanda11]

Firefox with Chrome theme, Adblock Plus, FTP plugin and Download Helper. 3 plugins is good and functional. Heh @ people with a fucking billion FF plugins.