Browser

[n00b pl0x]

Are you one of the 'unwanted' people who use ie?

[TinMan]

Firefox because it's easy to write add-ons for, then lynx because it's teh leet when I don't have gfx, then Charon because it's Mozilla-like and very light weight.

[player1]

Safari because that's what this thing came with and I'm not l33t enuff to care otherwise...

pl0x did you even vote in your own poll?

no IE users yet...

[n00b pl0x]

oh i forgot

not having a good day

voted now

and ie7 because theres only thing i ask of it that it cant do, and i only ask it to do that once every 3-4 months :roll:

and i just like the feel of it more than firefox

[doomagent13]

Safari FTW!!!

[player1]

what's the one thing?

private browsing?

[kevlarman]

iceweasel, because it comes in .deb form for my system and i'm too lazy to keep firefox up to date.

[TinMan]

iceweasel, because it comes in .deb form for my system and i'm too lazy to keep firefox up to date.

You're probably just lacking a repository with it, you can have firefox up to date on Debian.

[Confess]

Heres the stats from SST's site:

Browsers           Grabber     Hits     Percent

Firefox              No      261505     57.3 %
MS Internet Explorer No      155391     34.1 %
Safari               No       18535      4.0 %
Mozilla              No        8644      1.8 %
Opera                No        4173      0.9 %
Camino               No        3404      0.7 %
Netscape             No        2511      0.5 %
Konqueror            No         729      0.1 %
BonEcho (Firefox 2.0 development) No 273   0 %
K-Meleon             No         119        0 %
 Others                         395        0 %

[A_Total_noob]

Safari. Because it just works.

[David]

IceWeasel FTW!

[Paradox]

For my main browser, i use Firefox, because i have hacked it so much that i cant get similar functionality out of others. I prefer the webkit rendering engine to gecko, as the webkit engine does a beautiful job on pages (its what safari uses). Webkit is based of of khtml, aka konqueror, which is another very good browser.

I find opera to be bloated, ugly, and slow, with a much larger memory leak than firefox (almost half my ram is taken up by opera, 4gb of ram!)

[TinMan]

4 gb of ram? If you aren't running 64-bit then that's your problem, if you are running 64-bit then you shouldn't be using Opera, I haven't seen a 64-bit version of it yet.

[St. Anger]

Opera- because it owns everything else (atleast on my PC it does)

[elmo*USA]

FIAFOX FTW

[Thorn]

lynx

[Seffylight]

Recently started using Opera for all of my browsing/mail.

[_Equilibrium_]

uh. safari on my mac. windows on teh family comp.

[elmo*USA]

im a gay guy!!!

wow rly? u queer

fiafox

[player1]

there's nothing wrong with gayness

using Explorer, that's just wrong

(intended as humor)

[David]

there's nothing wrong with gayness

using Explorer, that's just wrong

+1

[Menace13]

SAFARI!!1!

[PIE]

lynx

No popups whatsoever, no annoying flash ads covering up half the screen, no giant memory leaks... blends in with all your open consoles so it can look like you're working when you're really reading some article about other people working.... its a great browser!

Otherwise firefox, though i can't say I enjoy it with the raping of my resources and the constant problems of it not working correctly.. i haven't managed to get myself to use opera more than once or twice though..

[Shadowgandor]

I'm one of the 'unwanted' :D:D:D

[Computer[SU]]

I've tried every browser there is for OS X, and I keep coming back to Safari.  It's a massive memory hog, but I have a lot of RAM and it has some nice little features that I like.  With SafariStand and PithHelmet you never see an internet ad - ever - and have access to pretty much every feature that other browsers advertise.

Firefox is ugly as hell and slow, Camino is speedier but still ugly, and Shiira has too many windows.

So, I'll stick with Safari and just take the RAM hit.  It's worth it to me.

[NiTRoX]

nub

[AKAnotu]

camino

[NiTRoX]

nub

[Lobster]

For Windows I found Opera to be by far the best, but with Ubuntu I found Firefox the best. Both actually seemed like different beasts on the different operating systems to me.

I voted for Opera as the Voice and the Notes features I just loved built-in. Its zoom also has worked the best for me. Speed Dial was also a very nice touch.

Firefox seemed to be better at power using and the interface is much more easy to learn than Opera's slightly confusing but actually very efficient one.

Both had no noticed resource/performance issues with my computer.

[Paradox]

Anyone remember galleon?

I occasionally use that.