Which internet browser do you prefer?

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Chrome with the right extensions.

That's a tough one. I alternate from Google Chrome to Firefox, depending on whether or not Google Chrome is giving me issues.

I also alternate between Chrome and Firefox. I just like Chrome's interface better, but extensions in Firefox are more and easier to install. I'd use Firefox only for AdBlock Plus.

I use Chrome because I like the minimalism. I use a laptop, and I don't want my screen cluttered up. I know that you can probably fiddle with IE and Firefox to make them more minimalist, but I respect Chrome for being minimalist right out of the box.

SeaMonkey - because it all works.

I used Internet Explorer for a long time, It had a load of bugs.

Crashes, slow responces, videos that would not play without a refresh and dont even try to "recover last session".

The final straw came when the browser outright killed the anti-virus and frequently overheated the hard drive.

I now use FireFox for its nicer looking interface that is less cluttered, loads without problems and is more secure, quicker responding, is not hardware draining and relatively bug free.

I am a person with one heck of a level of patience, but Internet Explorer took the cake.

I use Firefox because of the speed and stability. I tried Chrome and Safari, but Safari was slow, and neither of them allowed me to smoothly browse one tab while a page was loading on another tab like Firefox does. Maybe they fixed that by now, I don't know. IE just sucks, and that's no exaggeration.

Opera is my favorite. I like its custom-ability and wide variety of available features.

I used to use Firefox, but I discovered that flash doesn't run quite as smoothly on FF and Chrome did it much better. Minimalist on screen icons. Very secure. The only issue I have with it is that AVG is saying it's using too much memory. Usually over 200MB.

I've just used Firefox for years, but thinking about trying Chrome

I'm currently using Firefox. I'm an open-source nerd

1. Safari.

2. Google Chrome

3. Mozilla Firefox.


I cannot abide the Microsoft product.


ruveyn

I found some things don't work in Opera, though it's been too long for me to recall what. I noticed on Linux if you launch a browser session just to view a document, the entire last-used session has to open with it. That can be inconvenient.

I use Chrome on all platforms. I understand the ad blocker in Firefox can be convenient, I wish Chrome didn't allow popunders and I think I'd be satisfied. Early versions of Chrome had some problematic bugs but I haven't run into anything noticeable in the past year or so.

I don't buy that Firefox is efficient. I realize most machines these days are fast enough that it isn't a serious problem, but I can tell Firefox uses more resources than both Chrome and IE.

Firefox and rekonq.
Is there still anyone who prefered Microsoft Internet Explorer?
Would anyone use Microsoft Internet Explorer if it wouldn't be on your computer when you install a windows operating system?

I prefer IE 9 to whatever the last Firefox was that I used. I believe IE is faster.

Back in the day I wouldn't touch FF because it rendered pages differently than IE, and I really preferred the way they looked in IE. Those are probably the old days now.