Browsers >.>

I just find it to be far more customizable.

Well that was the a fast fall for ACID 3

Firefox, I've been using it since it was still called Phoenix :D

I'm glad to see the majority uses Firefox or other browsers, I'm sure the result would've been different a few years ago. IE is a pain for web developers, but the situation is improving since IE7.

Firefox, but occasionally I find it starts eating up my RAM. Then I use Opera for a while and go back to Firefox later.

I play and work on an online game (check the sig guys for the link if ya wanna try it) Basically because of modern standards of security ect ect it's hard to configure the downloadable image pack (whilst unnecessary, it speeds the game up some) therefore I have to be able to tweak my browser settings, thankfully Fire Fox have an addon called ChromEdit Plus which even on Vista makes tweaking the necessary file a doddle. Therefore I use FF2 still I haven't gone to the beta because if I do I've heard the compatability runs out with the game image pack. Though whenever I try uploading photos to my facebook/myspace/livejournal the browser suffers a catastrophic crash so for those I tend to go on IE7 and use that.

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Originally Posted by Jessweeee♪

There's nothing wrong with using IE :D!


They both have there advantages and disadvantages. For example:

[*color=Jessweeee][/color*]

Makes blue in IE, but in Firefox it does nothing special at all.
(Try it out, IE users n.n)


EDIT: Isn't it cool how it makes blue and blue is my favorite color?

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It does nothing special because it's not supposed to :p There's no semantic value to 'jessweeee' that means blue to anyone. Or in other words, it's a coincidence :p A rather amusing coincidence, but I'm sure there's someone that's amused by active-x exploits too!

I use Opera. Its super sophisticated.

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Originally Posted by Rubah Lapah

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Originally Posted by Jessweeee♪

There's nothing wrong with using IE :D!


They both have there advantages and disadvantages. For example:

[*color=Jessweeee][/color*]

Makes blue in IE, but in Firefox it does nothing special at all.
(Try it out, IE users n.n)


EDIT: Isn't it cool how it makes blue and blue is my favorite color?

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It does nothing special because it's not supposed to :p There's no semantic value to 'jessweeee' that means blue to anyone. Or in other words, it's a coincidence :p A rather amusing coincidence, but I'm sure there's someone that's amused by active-x exploits too!

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I know that :(

Usually you get blue or black when putting random things in there :p

Firefox, but with and IE add-on installed :P

http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/9...obowsernv6.jpg

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Originally Posted by Agrias

I use Opera. Its super sophisticated.

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You knows it!

I use Opera.

Firefox isn't all that great or as secure as people make out. It's just popular because of all the Microsoft hate.

It's great for some people. /pointlessly over-defensive

Unfortunetly I use I.E but I prefer Firefox all the way :)

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Originally Posted by Harle-Quin

http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/9...obowsernv6.jpg

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This post was amazing beyond all recourse and must be quoted if not just for the sheer 'ell of it.

Firefox. My computer has a lovely habit of closing the internet browser that is open regularly. Firefox allows me to restore what I was doing. It does it so often that if I used IE, I think I'd be pulling my hair out due to frustration.