Enough with it already! Look, quit trying to convert people to other browsers guys. But, of course, here's MY opinion: (lol)
Safari pros - opens faster than all browsers, least amount of ram used, extremely fast on some pages, fast on most.
Safari cons - very few features (unless you install plugins), 3% of pages load really slow imo.
Who would use Safari: someone who constantly opens/closes the browser, and wants a fast internet surfing speed, without the bells and whistles.
Camino pros - a mozilla product, only browser I couldn't get to crash, good overall speed.
Camino cons - not the "best" at anything (ram usage, browsing speed, amount of features).
Who would use Camino: someone who likes a good overall web experience, a few add-ons, with extreme reliability.
Firefox pros - a mozilla product, feature-filled, consistently updated and consistently getting better, LIGHTNING QUICK on 30% of pages, and the best viewer for large amounts of Flash content (in my experience).
FIrefox cons - takes a long time to load initially, decent speed on 70% of pages.
Who would use Firefox: someone who uses the web for a long period of time once a day, or someone who likes to view alot of Flash material.
Shiira pros - expecting an incredibly good update soon (!), largest amount of add-ons.
Shiira cons - slowest of the browsers, not "simple" by any means.
Who would use Shiira: someone who does more with the internet that "goto web pages", someone who isn't bothered by subtle speed differences.
Here's my own personal order, favorite to least fav:
Safari, Camino, Firefox, Shiira.
That doesn't mean that's the DEFINITIVE answer, and i'm not going to convert you. But because of my work and school, I open/close the web browser 100 times a day....easily. The speed is good, though myspace crawls sometimes.
Analyze yourselves. Which "Who would use this?" section do I fall under?
Thanks,
Chad
Safari pros - opens faster than all browsers, least amount of ram used, extremely fast on some pages, fast on most.
Safari cons - very few features (unless you install plugins), 3% of pages load really slow imo.
Who would use Safari: someone who constantly opens/closes the browser, and wants a fast internet surfing speed, without the bells and whistles.
Camino pros - a mozilla product, only browser I couldn't get to crash, good overall speed.
Camino cons - not the "best" at anything (ram usage, browsing speed, amount of features).
Who would use Camino: someone who likes a good overall web experience, a few add-ons, with extreme reliability.
Firefox pros - a mozilla product, feature-filled, consistently updated and consistently getting better, LIGHTNING QUICK on 30% of pages, and the best viewer for large amounts of Flash content (in my experience).
FIrefox cons - takes a long time to load initially, decent speed on 70% of pages.
Who would use Firefox: someone who uses the web for a long period of time once a day, or someone who likes to view alot of Flash material.
Shiira pros - expecting an incredibly good update soon (!), largest amount of add-ons.
Shiira cons - slowest of the browsers, not "simple" by any means.
Who would use Shiira: someone who does more with the internet that "goto web pages", someone who isn't bothered by subtle speed differences.
Here's my own personal order, favorite to least fav:
Safari, Camino, Firefox, Shiira.
That doesn't mean that's the DEFINITIVE answer, and i'm not going to convert you. But because of my work and school, I open/close the web browser 100 times a day....easily. The speed is good, though myspace crawls sometimes.
Analyze yourselves. Which "Who would use this?" section do I fall under?
Thanks,
Chad
