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  • 1 month later...

Firefox for its addons, safari 4 for its speed.

 

Pretty much agree with the above. Love the webdeveloper add-on in Firefox.

 

Have tried Chrome a few times, but always seem to go back to Firefox as is what I'm more used to.

  • 1 month later...

I find firefox best for testing (go firebug!), but it's sooooooo slow to load,

Chrome is much quicker on my machine, almost instant, so i use that for general browsing.

  • 4 weeks later...

yeah im a big firefox fan. Gotta love the add-ons. Firefox never disappoints me. I love the firbug add-on as well as different themes for the browser. FIREFOX PWNS! :santa_afro:

It's definitely firefox for me. Safari seems slow on my Vista. Chrome's good as well but like others the FF add-ons bring me back.

 

Only have IE installed for checking web pages.

  • 4 weeks later...

I am currently using firefox. Because when I use IE I get pop-up windows while in firefox, by default, it opens up in new tabs. Plus I like the plug-ins they have. Although sometimes I am confuse because they cant restore my crashed web session.

This question is like asking which is the best screw driver.

 

It all depends on what your trying to screw.

  • 1 month later...

FIREFOX ALL THE WAY!!! :p i dont trust IE completly, theres always a drama going on somewere with it, security exploits... i hate it even seeing it on my system, if you want to be secure and have FULL control over your browser use firefox

Like a few people have already said..

 

Chrome for everyday and Firefox, IE for testing :)

Like a few people have already said..

 

Chrome for everyday and Firefox, IE for testing :)

 

IE Isnt even for testing lmao, DELETE IT... XD

  • 2 weeks later...

FireFox for me too, Almost all my friend is using the same browser that I used.

  • 1 month later...

until recently, I worked exclusively in FF3 - but recently I switched to Chrome for working on Expression Engine/Zend Applications - simply because it's utterly rapid. It's got Firebug Lite (although not as nice as the full bug) and Webkit's not so bad either. FF3 can become really slow once you've loaded it up with dev tools

Bit of a weird thing for me, I've been using Firefox for a while now but started having Chrome open with my Gmail, Google Calendar + Google Reader on it... I really like Chrome, starting to use it for more things but Firefox is still my primary browser I'd say.

I use Chrome 4.0.249.89 beta as my primary browser. I use firefox every now-and-again though, but it seems a bit sluggish on my system compared to chrome.

 

I also have safari & the dreaded IE for testing.

Chrome is a wonderful thing. Firefox's strength is the vast array of addons. I'm hoping Chrome will soon have more plugins--especially something more like firebug and some SEO tools.

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