@ home: IE7 - 95% FireFox - 5% @ work: IE6 - 100% "If my answers frighten you then you should cease asking scary questions" - Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson) in Pulp Fiction

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I use FireFox most of the time at home, occasionally I use IE because it pops up for my emails. I use an add on that lets you have an IE tab open in FireFox too. At TAFE I only use IE7. It seems to get through to the internet without fail, FireFox rarely works when I'm not using the home network. I'd probably only use IE if it had of gotten tabs earlier. I'm quite happy to use IE7 now that it has tabs, but use FireFox by habit now. I cant stand IE6, or any un-tabbed version of any browser. Mattwizz3 Gigabyte P35-DS3R E4500 @ 3.2 4GB DDR2 800 9800GT

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SeaMonkey for me, everything but Windows Update. It's a great app, browser, email client, composer and more. It seems to be lighter than Firefox, a tad quicker, I think. I like Firefox too, but it's mothballed along with IE on my system. It gets more use than IE, but not by much. "Doin' right ain't got no end." Cap'n Red Legs

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I use Firebird 0.7 most often because it's fast and one can disable that install on demand junk. However, when I'm playing around with my own projects, I'll test things using the all of popular browsers.

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I use Flock 2 firefox 3 has issues with cookies and passwords for me so i stopped using it "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein

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I use a combination of Firefox, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer 7. I only use IE 7 for my school email through Microsoft Web Access because Firefox and Chrome completely screw it up. That is ALL that I use if for, though. I am so fed up with IE7's lack of security and so many errors. What I hate about Firefox, though, is that it takes so long to load up and is a memory hog. I conquer that with Firefox Preloader. That works great! Overall, I would use Firefox most often and gets my vote for best browser. William E C I AM WEC!!! "No waste of time here, just a hell of a lot of fun!" -Me

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You can get de-gooleized version of Chrome here. http://www.srware.net/en/software_s... I use Firefox for most of the time but occasionally use IE7 Computers... designed to entertain,help with work but most of all to frustrate you!

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I use Google Chrome it is the best.

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At work I use Firefox as it's our "standard browser" there. At home I use IE

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always used IE, tried safari but it kept crashing on me (though IE7 is no better tbh). I quite liked firefox but as I'm supporting users it helps to see what they see (IE is standard in the office). At home I barely use the internet, it depresses me

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Most of the time I use FF3.0.6. Occasionally I do use IE6. Mostly to check for updates as I don't allow auto updater to run.

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I quite liked firefox but as I'm supporting users it helps to see what they see (IE is standard in the office). The above just reminded me of something. We have some enterprise wireless point-to-point shots to feed some external sites (3 of them at this location, and two at another) and the antenna's for the wireless shots are http capable. Before FF had been decided on as the 'default' browser here at work everyone mostly used whatever was there preference, mine being IE. Once I had FF installed and started using it, the first time I tried to connect to a wireless antenna, I got a blank web page. As Murphy's Law would have it, this was when I'd lost connectivity to one site so it was rather important I get into the web interface to diagnose/fix the issue. Needless to say, I was pulling out what little hair I have left on my head. Then I thought to myself, "Ok self, SOP for troubleshooting is to ask, "What changed since the last time you tried to do this?" " The answer was the web browser. So I quickly pulled up IE and was able to connect to my web interface. We encountered this issue again when the guys that sold us the equipment came down for some other work. They were attempting to look at the interface with another nonIE browser (it wasn't FF either, I forget which one). So, it appears the ONLY browser we can use to connect to the antenna management interface is IE.......go figure!

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FF with View in IE tab added 99% Exploder for updates only 1% Keep the old stuff running

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hi, My regular OS is linux Since I am on dial-up, I prefer running elinks in a xterm window. That way I do not need to wait for all the graphics stuff to load. When I need to visit sites that depend on java script and / or really need to see the graphics, I use opera (version 9.64) for linux i've switched to Linux!

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I don't know why but I don't much care for the whole tabbed thing so for now I use IE 6. I held on to IE 5.5 as long as possible. In fact I have a 98SE box here that is still running it. I played with firfox a bit a long time ago and didn't much like it. Tried Opera once and my comp crashed, not sure why but went back to IE and all was well. Have not yet tried Chrome. My kids use IE 7with about 25 different search bars. Those silly little things that get added when you download something like Yahoo messanger. They have a 19 inch monitor but you can only see a page about 10 or 11 inches tall because of all those seach bars. Practice makes perfect but only if you practice perfectly!

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Likelystory You can shut off the tabbed browsing in both IE7 & FF3. I prefer Mozilla FirdFox 3. Also, you may not be aware that you can rearrange the toolbars and/or add/delete toolbars. Lots of ways to keep that space above small.

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I did not know about turning the tabs off. Haven't really looked that deep. Maybe I will step up to IE 7 and stick with it a bit to learn more. I don't have any of those silly little tool bars on my comp. I look for the box to uncheck when downloading something my kids don't. They claim they use them , I don't know. I don't use IM programs so it has not really been an issue for me. Practice makes perfect but only if you practice perfectly!

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