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Browsers by tomgallagher on 19 Apr, 2010 14:46
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What browser do you use.?
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#1 by CraftyGuy on 19 Apr, 2010 14:51
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Firefox is my browser of choice (when it isn't deciding to hang or be a resource pig). I only use IE when the application demands it.
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#2 by Polarbear on 19 Apr, 2010 15:03
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I use Google Chrome. Firefox is good for developing websites, with extensions like Firebug, so I use that too.
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#3 by TheSlyBear on 19 Apr, 2010 15:04
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Depends upon the usage. For browsing, Safari.
For web app development: all of them! -
#4 by Tyler on 19 Apr, 2010 15:07
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Firefox is my browser of choice (when it isn't deciding to hang or be a resource pig). I only use IE when the application demands it.
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#5 by IRONHORSE on 19 Apr, 2010 15:38
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Firefox is my primary browser (I *LOVE* all the plug-ins) and Chrome is my secondary. I couldn't run Internet Explorer even if I wanted to, having Linux as my only Operating System. Not that I miss it...
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#6 by MikeM on 19 Apr, 2010 17:07
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Hey, I fired up lynx a few months ago just to prove a point about a site that had gorgeous graphics but all the text content was in images.
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#7 by TheSlyBear on 19 Apr, 2010 17:27
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Hey, I fired up lynx a few months ago just to prove a point about a site that had gorgeous graphics but all the text content was in images.
I love it when you talk all techie!
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#8 by Sgt. Pate on 19 Apr, 2010 19:51
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Firefox... it works! (Unlike IE)
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#9 by pdxtodd on 19 Apr, 2010 20:00
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Polar -- Chrome now has a firebug plugin! Its awesome.
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#10 by Polarbear on 23 Apr, 2010 14:56
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Polar -- Chrome now has a firebug plugin! Its awesome.
Thanks pdxtodd, didn't know that! -
#11 by The Noggin on 24 Apr, 2010 11:45
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I'm using Firefox because of all the extensions that I'm used to.
Today I read in a computer magazine that many extensions are available now for Chrome as well. So I thought I'd give it a try.
So here's my first post using Chrome. Not bad at all. -
#12 by -Doug- on 24 Apr, 2010 13:52
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Today I read in a computer magazine that many extensions are available now for Chrome as well.
Yeah, that wasn't the case when Chrome first came out, but now if it is available in FF, it is available in Chrome. Makes Chrome that much better IMO. -
#13 by CraftyGuy on 26 Apr, 2010 09:52
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Tried Chrome a couple of times... not bad, but still something about it I don't like (haven't put my finger on what yet, though)...
Tried Safari on a PC - meh. What it has for image rendering (fantastic!!!) was countered by it's inability to support GreaseMonkey (yeah, there is CreamMonkey, but that isn't all that great) -
#14 by tomgallagher on 26 Apr, 2010 10:29
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Looks like Firefox is the winner.