What browser are you using?

[EX1127]

do you?

since firefox offers more trackpad gestures, and firefox addons or Opera offers even more mouse gestures.

My firefox doesn't seem to have gestures. Cause when i use the 3 fingers to go back it just sits there.

 

[clevin]

Really? i thought that was only in Firefox 3.5, which isn't released yet. Don't know about Opera.

yeah, it is, altho mouse gestures are there since version 1

 

[kiranmk2]

Firefox 3.5b4 - addins (only got a few installed for now), more multitouch gestures than Safari and I like how it handles RSS feeds (drop down lists of headlines from the menu bar). Just give me a 3-finger click to open a link in a new tab!

 

[ms.mousette]

Netscape Navigator

Love Firefox but have tried all ways to stop it eating CPU so using Netscape Navigator with as many Firefox add-ons as are compatible and I want. I find Tab Mix Plus covers most of the browser-customisation that I really need.

Sometimes I use Opera.

Safari is so limited.

 

[messedkid]

Saf 3.2 on my macbook.

IE 8 on my Dell. I have Safari and FF installed, but IE 8 opens faster.

 

[Telp]

I primarily use the safari 4 beta but am very excited to try out Chrome, as well. Will be downloading the beta soon. =]

 

[Fiveos22]

Not much love for Camino around here, too bad, it had been my favorite for a number of years but I haven't gone back since Safari three.

 

[twoodcc]

i'm using safari 4 on most of my macs.

 

[agl82]

Firefox!

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[tayshon]

Safari 4 here

 

[carlosbutler]

safari

why? dont know, dont really mind which browser as long as its not IE

 

[Laroosco]

I'm using Firefox 3.5b4

I was trying Safari 4 for a while but I just liked Firefox a little better.

 

[MacAndy74]

Most of the time, I'm a Safari 4 Beta user.
However, time will tell if I choose Firefox 3.5 over Safari 4 when both are final.

 

[eawmp1]

Safari 3.2.3 usually. However, I have to use Firefox to utilize Citrix to access my hospital's Cerner medical record.

 

[jovanboi]

I was using Safari 4 Beta & Camino 2.0b2 simultaneously up until a few days ago, when I decided to try out the Firefox 3.5b4. So far, I think I like Firefox the best.

 

[jmccullough108]

Using WebKit latest nightly build.

 

[bkap16]

Really? i thought that was only in Firefox 3.5, which isn't released yet.

Neither is Safari 4. That doesn't stop people from using it. I've been using Firefox 3.5 since beta 2 and it's been really stable since beta 4 came out 6 weeks ago.

 

[Dave H]

I use a G4 optimized version of Seamonkey.

 

[Hellhammer]

So, it looks like Safari 4 BETA and Firefox are quite equal in popularity.

 

[sammich]

Safari 4 Beta. FF3.5's performance is almost on par, it's just not consistent and seems to have mini-hang's kinda often, which isn't fun.

So, it looks like Safari 4 BETA and Firefox are quite equal in popularity.

Not anymore

 

[paulsalter]

Safari 4 Beta at the moment

If Apple prevents me putting tabs as they where in 3 and doesn't allow topsites/coverflow to be disbled in the final release then i will be switching to FireFox

 

[MacAndy74]

I use a G4 optimized version of Seamonkey.

Thanks for that link. Going to have a look

 

[Diaresi]

I've just tried out Firefox 3.5 (beta 4) and it's slick... very slick.

It's like Safari in terms of rendering speed and UI and scrolling responsiveness - nice!

 

[xUKHCx]

yeah. I kinda feel like they should devote a button or a gesture for it, and put it on the side, since most people will have more horizontal space than vertical space, and those thumbnails are quite space demanding.

Exactly what I was thinking, it literally screams for being on the side like OmniWeb's implementation.

One of the problems I was having with Opera 10 was browser sniffing and incorrect behaviour due to it being recognised as Opera 1. With the last alpha snapshot and this beta they changed the string to

'Opera/9.80 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X; U; en) Presto/2.2.15 Version/10.00'

So it is seen as Opera 9. This is a bit of a hack but at this stage of development they want to know about Opera bugs rather than site bugs.

Opera 10 does seem a lot more speedier than Opera 9.64.

Nice improvement so far:

Automatic Update - Finally
Inline Spell Check - Finally
More flexible Speed dial - Nice (although you could do most of this in the past).
Turbo - I quite like this and it is really useful for when I am on a slow connection. Just wish Apple would allow Opera on the iPhone.

The new skin seems to fit well, although when you customise it you can make it look like total poo but it is only the second release with the new skin in.

Hopefully they will release a new Icon

 

[Gray-Wolf]

Strictly Safari fan, though I have used firefox on occasion out of necessity, but no fan of it. Definitely anti-windows in browser choice.

I have used opera before, but not really impressed yet.