dmax wrote: 
  I was gonna say that!

I'm still with Firefox even though it has become the bloatware that the original Phoenix/Firebird project was supposed to fight.  Now that disk and RAM are cheap, and the biggest bottleneck in page load times is cross-site linking (and the malware scripting on many of those sites), it's no longer an issue.  The stability (no memory leaks from FF itself) and superior multi-platform capabilities still make it tops for me.

 EleventhMan wrote: 
Bank? Check USAA.You don't have to be military to use it.

I was a Safari fan but after Chrome got mature enough in features I switched to it and haven't looked back....

 Manbird wrote: 
does it eat sugar-coated satan sandwiches?

 EleventhMan wrote: 
B of A is the devil. The bloody evil satan from HELL. 

Mosaic - the newer ones are all just rip-offs.

STUDY SUGGESTS IE USERS ARE KINDA SLOW

 Manbird wrote: 
  same for me with FF..honestly it would be such a colossal headache to change at this point, it's not likely to happen! 

changing my bank however, IS happening, despite the headaches....I'm so fed up with Bank of America it's not even funny...

Firefox - because the add-ons allow me to block all Flash and most ads.  It is also more compliant with CSS2 (text-shadow, etc) and has better privacy settings than IE.

 rachlan wrote: 
I keep a copy of Explorer on my Mac because yes. there are still a very few websites out there that are still so stuck in the dark ages that they only work right on Explorer.  But IE's general clunkiness, slowness, and the simple and nauseating fact that it's from Microsoft make me keep it hidden deep in the drive someplace.  I search it out every year or two when I need it.

Meanwhile, I'm using Firefox 3.5.3 (at least on the Netbook—I think the same version is on the Mac but I'm not going to get up and check).  I like the customizeability.  The new Safari is fast indeed, and I'd probably get to like that most-recent-visited view, but it wouldn't do something I wanted the other day so I reverted to Firefox.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I just noticed it defaults there with Chrome too but all I have to do is click where I want it but with Opera, it doesn't want to move and I have to fight with it.  I also play some games that don't render correctly in Opera so I'm going to stick with Chrome.  It's really fast too and I like that it's streamlined...gives me more page space.

safari because it knows all my usernames and passwords.
the new version is still a little buggy but it works OK most
of the time. 

 kysmet wrote: 
That's actually a feature of the new RP I think.

 kysmet wrote: 
It also  works in FF plus you can open links in a new tab the same way.

 Also you can customize the scroll button to do other stuff if you want, but I'm used to the way it is.

 bokey wrote: 

Cool...I didn't know about that.  Thanks :D

 kysmet wrote: 
There's probably a way to do it, but even if you have multiple tabs open, you still have to click once on the tab you want to see it. To me it's just as easy  to do that one click off the speedial page with the middle key(scroll wheel) to make it open in a new tab.

I remember one of the things I didn't like about Opera.  When I reply to a post on a message board such as this one, the cursor always defaults to before the original post and I have to fight with it to get it to the bottom.  What gives?

i use firefox.  years ago i used safari but i needed to use a study program that only worked with firefox.   just the other day i had to order something on line that only worked with explorer.  someone was also able to highlight stuff in explorer to make shopping easier.   i didn't know that could be done.  this all made me think, am i using the right browser?   i have a mac so explorer doesn't seem like the right choice.   i had to download it, it hasn't been updated in like 5 years.  it all isn't making sense to me right now.

 Inamorato wrote: 
How long ago did it come out?  I tried it when I was browser shopping not too long ago so I'm not sure if 10 is what I have (I'm not at home right now).  If I don't have 10, I'll give it a try.