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by **KitFisto** » February 26th 2005 2:51 pm

I use Safari, I found FireFox too slow.

by **femme01** » February 26th 2005 9:51 pm

I use IE. I tried firefox but I keep going back to IE out of habit.

by **BearaceDougie** » February 26th 2005 9:57 pm

I also use IE
couldnt get FireFox to work.. lol :chewbacca:

by **Jackie Estacado** » February 26th 2005 10:43 pm

femme01 wrote:I use IE. I tried firefox but I keep going back to IE out of habit.

Same here.

by **Ayatollah Krispies** » February 27th 2005 11:28 am

I use Safari. I keep a copy of IE on my Mac in case there's something I need it for, but I haven't bothered to keep any bookmarks in it. Any browser that doesn't have a pop-up blocker is a waste of my time.

by **Ziggy** » February 27th 2005 1:04 pm

Firefox. The adblock extension is extremely versatile. I especially love how easily you can block those annoying Intellitxt ads without modifying your hosts file. So many forums are starting to use that crap.

by **aBa** » February 27th 2005 1:12 pm

Still a tried and true Netscape 7.2 user here!

by **Longtime_Sunshine** » February 27th 2005 1:16 pm

I use Internet Explorer still.

We use FireFox at school, but not at home.

by **dylan** » February 27th 2005 1:53 pm

I voted Firefox, but use both Firefox and Safari (which is what you should change "Mac" to in the poll).

I don't understand how anyone can use a browser that doesn't have:

1. Pop-up Blocking (and Safari is blocking pop-unders now, from what I hear).

2. Tabbed Browsing. Why you would choose to have a million fucking windows open is beyond me. Keep it all in one frame where it belongs.

by **aBa** » February 27th 2005 2:00 pm

mcdermd wrote:I voted Firefox, but use both Firefox and Safari (which is what you should change "Mac" to in the poll).

I don't understand how anyone can use a browser that doesn't have:

1. Pop-up Blocking (and Safari is blocking pop-unders now, from what I hear).

2. Tabbed Browsing. Why you would choose to have a million fucking windows open is beyond me. Keep it all in one frame where it belongs.

Completely agreed

by **Longtime_Sunshine** » February 27th 2005 2:41 pm

yes yes FireFox and Safari are much better--and safer--ways to be on the Internet.

and tabbing helps when my teacher walks around the class, peering into our monitors and notices that we only have one window open.

by **Ayatollah Krispies** » February 27th 2005 2:59 pm

mcdermd wrote:I voted Firefox, but use both Firefox and Safari (which is what you should change "Mac" to in the poll).

Yeah, I agree -- I don't see why Safari should fall into an "other" category, given that more people use it than Opera. If anything should be combined, it ought to be Netscape and Mozilla.

by **MattOusley** » February 27th 2005 4:26 pm

Definitely Firefox. It's the best browser I've used by far. I had to use IE for something the other day, and got a shitload of popups and a few spyware downloads ... and haven't gotten any of that with Firefox. I would like to see the prevention of "popunders" as well, though.

by **Zion** » February 27th 2005 7:12 pm

From a web developer/web standards standpoint, IE is the worst browser on the list because of all it's stupid behaviors and blatant disregard for W3C guidelines.

I really hope the Mozilla group kicks Microsoft off it's pedestal.

[/geek rant]

by **KitFisto** » February 27th 2005 7:21 pm

Aren't most Browsers based on Netscape/Mozilla anyway ?

by **Kyyle K** » February 27th 2005 8:38 pm

Opera.

by **BearaceDougie** » February 28th 2005 4:29 am

Tony Montana wrote:Wow, this firefox browser is a hundred times better than IE.

i might go try it then

by **derek** » February 28th 2005 7:16 pm

COMPUTERS more like THE FUTURE

by **aBa** » February 28th 2005 7:33 pm

needs to be a vote taken out of other, and put into "Mozilla/Netscape" as i am a Netscape user

by **Zion** » February 28th 2005 8:34 pm

To use this application with Netscape, you must use a 4.7x or 7.1 version. Download now.

Please use the following error code when writing to Yahoo! Help. (Error Code: 12)

Looks like they haven't catered to the Firefox crowd yet, which is unfortunate. That's the only site I've ever seen that's like that though. Pretty much anywhere else I've ever gone has played stuff just fine on Firefox. But of course there's always the occasional web site coded by some moron who only checks things in IE. :whateva:

by **Zion** » March 6th 2005 3:58 pm

Thought you guys might be interested in this. It's from my web site stats for February:

browser....................hits............%
Internet Explorer.......9973959.....80.4 %
Firefox.......................1549957......12.5 %
Safari.........................331481........2.6 %
Netscape...................206647........1.6 %
Mozilla.......................161943........1.3 %
Opera........................111101........0.8 %
Unknown...................36920..........0.2 %
Camino......................7037............0 %
Firebird (Old Firefox)..4902............0 %
Wget.........................2577............0 %
Others.......................6740............0 %

by **Tetzcatlipoca** » March 6th 2005 4:26 pm

I´m an Opera fan all the way back to the 5 version...

and I´m using the 8 beta 2 version for this post... :mrgreen:

by **duff** » March 7th 2005 3:05 pm

Tetzcatlipoca wrote:I´m an Opera fan all the way back to the 5 version...

and I´m using the 8 beta 2 version for this post...

I used Opera when I first switched to Linux about 4 years ago, becuase the Mozilla 0.9x series was pretty crappy. Started using Mozilla when it hit 1.0, and didn't switch to Firefox until 0.9.

by **Bezo** » April 16th 2005 1:38 pm

I use Firefox with pipelining and I've never had a single problem with it.

by **bacta** » April 16th 2005 7:51 pm

firefox w/ pipelining + adblock + autocopy + built in rss reader = hotness

by **BearnBird** » April 18th 2005 3:07 pm

Firefox bitches.

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