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Cindy

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Jun 5, 2003
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There have been quite a few topics on browsers but couldn't really find any that specifically talked about favorite ones with Tiger.
On my ibook (Tiger) I'm using Safari.
For those of you on Tiger - what browser are you using?
On my emac OS X I'm using Firefox 1.0 and IE as a backup for those websites that won't support Firefox.
 
I'm using Camino because I started to experience slow downs w/ Safari. Ok to be fair, I used Safari, then when it started to become sluggish I tried Firefox. Then on MR I heard mention that Camino was made specifically for Macs so I gave it a whirl. Instantly deleted Firefox. :D On occasion, Camino doesn't render a site properly, then I switch back to Safari.
 
devilot76 said:
I'm using Camino because I started to experience slow downs w/ Safari. Ok to be fair, I used Safari, then when it started to become sluggish I tried Firefox. Then on MR I heard mention that Camino was made specifically for Macs so I gave it a whirl. Instantly deleted Firefox. :D On occasion, Camino doesn't render a site properly, then I switch back to Safari.

Same as devilot76, I use Camino and Safari as a backup browser. I use Camino because I love it dearly (see sig). I think it's the best featured, fastest Mac browser (a few bugs, but they're getting ironed out all the time). Plus, it gives me both the yummy cocoa aftertaste, and the yummy open-source aftertaste. :D
 
I usually use Safari, Camino, or my own browser surfDude (check my blog for it). I won't touch Firefox until it gets to the same level of Mac friendliness that Safari and Camino are at.
 
Safari all the way for me. Can be a little frustrating at times with being slow to load pages but i'm hoping my imminently arriving PowerBook purchase will help solve that :)
 
Safari. I use Camino for my Internet banking site because for whatever reason when I put my password in in Safari it claims it's wrong, but when I use Camino it works. Very bizarre.
 
iindigo said:
I usually use Safari, Camino, or my own browser surfDude (check my blog for it). I won't touch Firefox until it gets to the same level of Mac friendliness that Safari and Camino are at.

I thought I'd give this guys surfDude a try. Its kinda cool in a simple simple way! I like it, I like it alot!
 
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