What browser?

kwilbourn

Registered User

• Apr 14, 2011

• #41

MikeMay said:

I used to use them all for network and server testing, now I use IE for work only...everything else is done on Firefox 4.

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Same story here, except with Chrome in place of Firefox. I only ever use IE to access and work with MS Sharepoint since it is particularly stubborn about using ActiveX controls. Have everything (including multiple versions of IE 6-9, Firefox 3 & 4, Chrome, and Opera) installed for cross-browser testing; you would think browser standards would have improved by now.

 

MikeMay

Premium Member

• Apr 14, 2011

• #42

Since the days of the Microhell and Netscape wars...browsers have been battling it out for supremacy....

 

kwilbourn

Registered User

• Apr 14, 2011

• #43

How true, the more things change...

 

Ashlar

Registered User

• Apr 15, 2011

• #44

Comodo Dragon

 

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AnthonyBolding

Registered User

• Apr 29, 2011

• #45

I work with computers, it's my job, and let me tell you this. Ie can give you a virus quick. I recommend firefox. Chrome is good but they have a lousy download manager.

 

JohnnyFlotsam

Premium Member

• May 1, 2011

• #46

Firefox, but if Chrome had ad and flash blockers, and no-script, I'd be on it.

 

crono782

Premium Member

• Nov 18, 2013

• #47

Opera is my preferred, but you can't beat Chrome for page rendering speed. IE at work on windows and FF on se linux.


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cherrynobel

Registered User

• Nov 18, 2013

• #48

For me chrome is the best.Internet explorer is also good but sometimes there is problem in loading of webpages sometimes

 

Blake Bowden

Administrator

Staff Member

• Nov 18, 2013

• #49

JohnnyFlotsam said:

Firefox, but if Chrome had ad and flash blockers, and no-script, I'd be on it.

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It does.

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dfreybur

Premium Member

• Nov 19, 2013

• #50

For this forum and most of my social browsing I use Firefox. On my Fedora laptop at home it's the only browser I have installed.

For work browsing I use IE on the Windows laptop supplied by work. On it I have IE, Firefox and Chrome when I have problems with either of them. At my previous job the list was IE for internal, Firefox for external, Safari when I needed large tables like my time reporting sheets.

My wife is now a Mac user and she only uses Firefox at the moment.