Browsers

Firefox on my laptop, Safari on my iPod Touch, Chrome on my tablet, and Internet Explorer on my phone. Too lazy to change it 'cause it all works, woo~

My favorite browser is Google Chrome. I use Firefox sometimes and Opera too. Opera is really nice looking. Although the newest version of Internet Explorer is quite good, I'm not using it right now. I'll download it sometime soon.

Omicron said:

Although the newest version of Internet Explorer is quite good, I'm not using it right now. I'll download it sometime soon.

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If you use Windows Updates, then IE 11 should install without you having to do anything :P

I agree though, Internet Explorer has definitely by far improved since version 9 and it continues to get better.

Oh, that's right. I might have it then, haha. I'll check tomorrow because I'm too lazy right now.

It has improved a lot! It went from a suckish browser to a quite good browser relatively fast.

Google Chrome or IE.
Am so happy to have not used Netscape Navigator for 15+ years.

Is there a way to get the icon used for NN though? I remember it looking snazzy.

Chrome for absolutely all of my appliances, Android, Apple or otherwise. I used to use IE, then Firefox, but then once I switched to Chrome, the speed was a lot faster. However, it seems that Chrome's sole purpose is speed, and tends to crash when there is too much going on.

To put it in Pokemon terms, Chrome is a Deoxys: high-speed, easy to use with low maintenance, but frail when it comes down to it. (But Deoxys and its forms are Uber for a reason!!!)

Firefox on my PC and chrome on my iPad. I just never quite liked the way chrome looked on PC, but on a tablet it is far superior to Safari in my opinion.

I'm using Chrome on both my laptop and tablet; it's light-weight, saves most data on-cloud (allowing them to be easily transferred and whatnot), and, well, it makes web-browsing extremely fast. Have been using this browser since last two years, and am loving it. Before that, I used to be on FireFox, but wound up switching as I've heard that it was too resource-consuming. Glad I did! As for phone, I currently have Opera Mini installed. It's nearly identical, but makes it slower for you to reach your data limit, which, in my opinion, is pretty nifty.

I just switched from Opera to Firefox, and I must say, the transition is not that bad. I redowloaded all of my extensions, messed around with the settings, and I got it to a point where I quite enjoy Firefox. Speed is just a little bit faster, which is expected, as sites seem to be better optimized for the Gecko engine than the Blink engine employed in Chrome and Opera.

If you want the max speed, I suggest going to IE11. IE has really evolved, and is hands down the fastest major browser available at the moment. Only reason I'm not using IE is the lack of browsing-essential extensions

Chrome has been my baby for about two years now. As a kid I used Internet Explorer before moving onto FireFox some years later but made the switch again after realizing how much faster Chrome was for me. That and FF just.. didn't work properly with my volume manager on my laptop at the time so I left it and never went back.

Can't see myself using anything other than Chrome now, hah.

I used to be a fan of Opera, until they did an upgrade last year which made it more like Chrome. I don't really like Chrome due to usability issues, and new Opera apparently seems to follow that same trend.

So, it's Firefox as my browser now. Surprisingly, Firefox feels more like old Opera, so I guess it evens out.

Was using Comodo Dragon but switched to Firefox a few months back, you can't really trust Google these days.

i use chromium (not google chrome).
chromium was the broswer that gave birth but there update come from diffrent places chromium's build repo is open source where as google chrome comes from googles repo

On my Mac and iPad, I primarily use Safari; however, I will boot up Chrome on my Mac if I need to download large files, check my CSS for signatures or threads (since it sometimes appears differently on Safari while it appears the same on Firefox & Chrome), and run flash files (e.g., games). On my other computer, I use Chrome for everything. When I was younger, I used Firefox on my mom's computer and Netscape on my dad's. (He only had Netscape and IE and I couldn't stand how IE was, haha.)

I use Chrome since 4 years ago. Firefox was being laggy, which is why I switched.

On my phone though, I use Opera Mini. The page-saving feature it really helpful.

I use Firefox. I've pretty much adapted to that browser. And honestly I am very unreceptive to change so...

Chrome on the phone, Chrome on the tablet, Chrome on the laptop. At this point it's mainly just because I'm more used to it, since I've been using it for years and all my bookmarks and stuff are in it.

So far I'm using the standard issue Internet Explorer on my laptop, granted I've heard better things about Chrome and Firefox but I feel more at home on this browser if anything.

I'm using Firefox most of the time, even though I'm starting to use it along with SRWare Iron (a variant of Google Chrome).