23 replies to this topic

[Neppy]

Alrighty, well, what browser do you use? Personally I was using Firefox for the longest time, but lately it had been taking up way too many resources. So, now I am using Google Chrome, and I'm actually liking it quite a bit.

[SpacemanDan]

Firefox wherever possible all the way! I love Firefox so much, personally. It seems to load pictures much faster than Internet Explorer can for me. I tend to shudder at the thought of using Internet Explorer. (No offense to those who do use Internet Explorer, I just don't like it all that much, personally. ) I use Safari occasionally, but not often. (When I'm on a mac, that is. )

Now, I haven't tried any other so that's why I haven't mentioned them, lol. But I think I'll stick with Firefox.

Edited by Blaman, 03 December 2009 - 08:32 PM.

[The Satellite]

I use both IE and Firefox for different tasks.

Internet Explorer:
1. PureZC
2. Jedi vs. Sith
3. Duplicate accounts on RN

Firefox:
1. Duplicate accounts on Jedi vs. Sith
2. E-mail
3. Facebook
4. NFL.com
5. Various other tasks

Yeah, don't ask; I'm meticulous about these things.

[ShadowTiger]

Will not use anything but Firefox.

Except when I have to use IE for something Microsoft-related.

[lucas92]

After using Firefox a long time, I have to say it is a good browser. However, Google Chrome works faster for me so this is my new favorite even if it doesn't have as many gadgets as Firefox.

IE always crash for me. XD

Edited by lucas92, 03 December 2009 - 08:52 PM.

[Russ]

I use Internet Explorer and Firefox. Firefox for Pure ZC (since it loads quicker) and places with lots of pictures/videos, and Internet Explorer for everything else (simply because I'm used to it, having used it my whole life).

[Saffith]

Opera. I like to use the keyboard, and it's great for that. Four things in particular:
The F12 menu, which lets you set pop-up settings and toggle cookies, referrer logging, sound, Java, JavaScript, and plug-ins in two keystrokes each;
Multiple types of keyboard navigation, including spatial navigation and form element-only tabbing;
"Next page" and "previous page" shortcuts;
And it's possible to zoom, switch and resize tabs, and start inline text searches using only the numeric keypad;

Also, 64-bit Linux versions have a 32-bit plug-in wrapper built in, which is helpful to have.

[Rocksfan13]

Firefox ftw. I've used opera though. Not bad.
But firefox takes all.

[KINGOFALLME]

Google Chrome these days.

[Nicholas Steel]

Firefox!, classic IE 6 interface with lots of support for everything since IE 6 > every other!

[Soarin]

Firefox and that is all I use.

[Titanium Justice]

I use Firefox, cause it's more secure than IE, and it many great plug-ins, themes, and other add-ons.

[Alestance]

Chrome. Simplicity.

[Koopa]

Firefox. I don't have anything against Opera but firefox is more to my taste.

Recently, I've started using lynx for university stuff, where connections can be slow and patchy. Lynx is a console-based browser and only the most extreme of nerds would still use one of those in the 21st century. It's a bit like playing Zelda 1 again.


Here's a preview.

[lucas92]

Lynx FTW! XD