What Internet Browser do you use?

[cubswin2009]

Google Chrome here Edited December 17, 2008 by cubswin2009

[OleMissCub]

Google Chrome. It's nice but seems to freeze on a regular basis. It also has problems displaying smooth animated gifs.

[Yanksfan1523]

Firefox.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Firefox on all my iMacs and my work PC

[hotshot13422]

Chrome. It's the fastest, easiest, browser i've ever used. The way it has every tab operate as its own separate entity is amazing

[Transmogrified Tiger]

Firefox. I used Chrome for a bit, but it needs to come a bit further with extensibility before I give up Firefox for it. Of course by then Firefox will be updated with their new javascript engine making it just as snappy as Chrome, so the answer is likely to remain Firefox.

[laurens]

Safari, because it came with my Macbook.

[dew1679666265]

IE for the longest time, but I finally got around to using Firefox. I now have it on both my home PC and my work Mac (Macs suck by the way).

[Roast]

Firefox, though I plan on giving Chrome a try sometime soon.

[anabiono]

FIREFOX

[Tracer Bullet]

FF and I can't wait to convince the wife to stop using IE

[OleMissCub]

FF and I can't wait to convince the wife to stop using IE

 

just about every woman I know still uses IE

[Omar]

FireFox. It eats up memory like Oprah and bucket o' chicken. I want to switch to Chrome or Opera but I personalized it too much.

[WrigleyField 22]

I used Firefox for a long time, but youtube videos were giving me issues where I'd exit out of the tab and the sound from the video would still be playing. Really annoying.

 

Anyways, I switched to Chrome and like it a lot. The only thing I really miss is ad-block.

[Transmogrified Tiger]

I used Firefox for a long time, but youtube videos were giving me issues where I'd exit out of the tab and the sound from the video would still be playing. Really annoying.

 

Anyways, I switched to Chrome and like it a lot. The only thing I really miss is ad-block.

 

Extensions, including adblock, are coming to chrome. In the interim, I had found something when I was using chrome to combat this. Essentially you added/replaced a file in windows and it automatically blacklisted everything coming from a site on a list of ad sites. It was pretty comprehensive, I never saw ads just like in adblock, although the space they would've occupied was there. It was called a page file or something like that. I wish I could find it again since I've switched computers since I first did it.

[Tracer Bullet]

Did espn tweak the video player that starts automatically on their site or did I unwittingly tweak FF? It used to block the video, but now it starts up automatically. I hate that.

[Banedon]

FireFox. It eats up memory like Oprah and bucket o' chicken. I want to switch to Chrome or Opera but I personalized it too much.

 

Same here. I have Opera as well, and I don't mind it, I just have a habit of clicking that firefox icon that's tough to break.

 

So much memory usage.

[Bote McBoteface]

Firefox.

 

 

I had never heard of Opera before this. I tried it out, liked it a lot....but no adblock mean I can't use it.

[Banedon]

Firefox.

 

 

I had never heard of Opera before this. I tried it out, liked it a lot....but no adblock mean I can't use it.

 

http://operawiki.info/OperaAdblock