What browser are you using?

[zap2]

Safari 4 Beta on my Mac, FF on Ubuntu netbook

 

[-SD-]

I always use Firefox. I'll give Google Chrome a go when it come out to see how it compares.

 

[dehory]

60% FF, 39% Safari, 1% Opera

Can't seem to just use one browser, and I'm very happy I don't have to...

 

[jovanboi]

Ain't that the truth. I can't seem to just use one, therefore I just keep several on my computer for when I get bored with one.

 

[JCastro]

I use Safari 99% of the time. The only time I use FF is when I need to grab a video off of a website like Youtube or something. I have not seen a Safari Plug-in that will do that. If there was one I would never use anything but Safari.

 

[KingYaba]

I use Safari 99% of the time. The only time I use FF is when I need to grab a video off of a website like Youtube or something. I have not seen a Safari Plug-in that will do that. If there was one I would never use anything but Safari.

You can grab YouTube videos using Safari as well. Open up the activity window and double click on the flash file...

Anyway I use Firefox with NoScript and a few other addons. 🙂

 

[Dojan5]

Safari 4 Stable. 😛

 

[Bennieboy©]

i only use firefox for the adblocker and no script 😛, plus i cant find a copy of chrome that will work lol

 

[philipt42]

Don't kill this thread...

Opera 10 beta. it's great on a pc, even better on a mac. (plus built in bittorrent) it also has a great download manager. does anyone else notice safari 4 running at a snail pace on ppc? (ibook g4) its almost unusable.

 

[xUKHCx]

Opera 10 beta. it's great on a pc, even better on a mac. (plus built in bittorrent) it also has a great download manager. does anyone else notice safari 4 running at a snail pace on ppc? (ibook g4) its almost unusable.

10 beta does have a few problems so that I wouldn't recommended average computer users to use on a daily basis. It is a very good browser but if you want peace stick with 9.64.

 

[SnowLeopard2008]

Safari is way more smooth and solid as a browser. Firefox is also a good choice, but no multi touch gestures (by default, on public versions, non-beta) and is way slower.