What web browser do you use?

[Clairex]

Not a fan of Safari at all, I use Firefox.

 

[billmister]

Your buying a BMW yet you use Myspace? What are you, a 14 year-old millionaire?

Safari and Camino as backup for me. Second the whole Firefox-is-nasty-on-a-Mac thing.

To answer your first question, no i am not buying a BMW, I already own one. e92 335i. I've had it for 1 year already.

As for myspace, yes i do use myspace. No I'm not 14 year old. I use Myspace to leave comments with my friends from the Jiu-Jitsu academy, sometimes after training, maybe if there's a party the guys going to that weekend, or just a happy birthday. Also friend from work have it so it's cool. I don't believe you have to be 14 years old to do things like that?

And no I'm not a millionaire. My whole family owns BMW's. My niece is in the market for one pretty soon.

We like the cars they put out, and that's another topic.

BTW-Some are financed and most already paid for. Mine i still have a balance of under $10,000.

 

[sunfast]

Safari. I've never had cause to use anything else.

 

[cmcbridejr]

I use them all, depending on what I am doing and whether some sites only allow certain browsers.

So, in order by preference:

1) Safari

2) Opera

3) Netscape

4) Firefox

5) IE

 

[Bobbi Flekman]

I use Opera as I need to synchronise my bookmarks with work. I've been using Opera since version 6.0 and it works on Mac OS X, so I see no need to change.

If a page acts up, I try Safari or Firefox, but the last time I had a page act up on me I can't remember.

 

[DiamondMac]

Firefox

Just switched off Safari....since Leopard, Safari crashes are happening way, way too often on both my iMac and MBP

 

[GSMiller]

Safari all the way! I can't really stand using Firefox on the mac for some reason.

Neither can I, it's too fugly.

 

[buffalo]

I have Safari and Firefox on the dock. Safari is probably used 95% of the time. Is quicker to load (fewer bounces) and seems faster overall.

 

[Bonsai1214]

i only have safari on here. i haven't found a site that i can't use it with yet..

 

[cbrain]

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/4A93 Safari/419.3)

Currently, I mainly use Firefox 2.

 

[lauriechelt]

I've been using safari for ages now but have recently been trying out some new ones and the best seems to be shiira...

I've had a few problems with moving my bookmarks in from safari but it looks so slick.

Anyone else been using it?

 

[KingYaba]

Most epic browser ever (IE 5). Though, how many people use Real Player's web browser?

 

[bams27]

safari period

 

[clevin]

Most epic browser ever (IE 5). Though, how many people use Real Player's web browser?

I tried, it has even less function than safari

 

[iJawn108]

Camino nightly builds as my primary browser
The odd time Webkit to do online shopping or pull content from a site I would have otherwise had to shuffle around for.

 

[Tom B.]

I always use Safari 3, be it on a Mac or a PC.
I use it because it is the best looking browser, and it doesn't eat all my vertical screen real estate with useless tool bars.

 

[Mac In School]

I'm in the process of going through another period where I'm trying to like Safari. I do that every few months. I'm giving it a fair shake, but some of the features it's lacking really annoy me:

1. The lack of a single-window browsing mode. I'm a tab man. I hate links that surprise me with new windows.

2. Surfing without Firefox's AdBlocker plugin is a depressing experience. Even on this very site. I had no idea there were ads on the top of and bottom of this forum until I tried using Safari.

3. The fact that I can't set up multiple home page tabs. I can use the "open in tabs" feature, but prefer not to have an extra click if I don't have to.

4. Only one integrated search engine. I dig Firefox's built-in Amazon, eBay and Wikipedia searches.

I keep coming back to try Safari again because:

1. Pages load fast.

2. It's pretty.

3. Dig the round form buttons.

 

[clevin]

it doesn't eat all my vertical screen real estate with useless tool bars.

no browser can save more vertical space for viewing than firefox. Especially in windows (and Linux)

 

[ltldrummerboy]

Firefox. Couldn't live without the customizable search bar at the top. But I skinned it to look like safari because it has a slick look.

 

[Mac In School]

The more I try, the harder it gets.

I'm already missing the auto-complete in the Google search.

I'm annoyed that, when I close a tab in Safari, it goes back to the next tab in the stacking order, rather than the last tab I was on.