Which browser do you use?

[SirThom]

See title for question. =)

 

[michaelpi]

i love my firefox

 

[kraniac]

LYNX FOR THE WIN!

I use Firefox.

 

[Atown]

firefox with foxytunes ^_^

 

[Icthus]

Go ahead and haxor me... IE

 

[MeridianFlight]

I downloaded Firefox but I still use IE. I've yet to install Firefox. Not sure why. Perhaps it's because I like MSNBC, it's where I get my news from.

 

[Weazel]

Opera is the fastest and easiest to use imo. In terms of speed, Opera > Firefox >>>>> IE.

 

[[toj.cc]phantom]

I use Firefox and IE a home. Mostly Firefox. I use Safari at school, because that is all they have here.

 

[SirThom]

If you like to view pages in Firefox and IE, you might want to check out the Firefox extension:

https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?application=firefox&id=1419

Saves my butt day after day as a web developer. All you have to do is right click on a link and click "Open in IE Tab" and it pops open a fresh tab for you which is a window into IE! Sweet.

 

[Talon]

I use Opera at home and IE for the stuff that doesnt work with opera. Then my school has Firefox on all thier comps, grrrr So I load opera up on my jump drive

 

[Talaeryn]

I tried Firefox well over a year ago and I liked the speed of it but got tired of having to download and configure modules to match the same features that IE had so I switched back.

 

[Killerah]

Firefox for life!

 

[ChickenSoup]

IE FOR TEH LIFEZORS!!!!!

Y? Cuz firefox is too

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[Master~Plan]

I wanna be a cool rebel and fight the power, but Ive never had a reason to switch from IE.

 

[Weazel]

IE FOR TEH LIFEZORS!!!!!

Y? Cuz firefox is too

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How so? IE has always been consistantly the slowest out of all three imo.

 

[kraniac]

I wanna be a cool rebel and fight the power, but Ive never had a reason to switch from IE.

Stick it to The Man! Don't let MS get you down!

 

[SirThom]

For you nine IE users that have responded to the poll:

Exploit code for a critical flaw in fully patched versions of Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer browser has been released on the Internet, putting millions of Web surfers at risk of computer hijack attacks.

The zero-day exploit, posted by a U.K.-based group called "Computer Terrorism," could allow a remote hacker to take complete control of a Windows system if the victim simply browses to a malicious Web site.

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http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1891749,00.asp