what internet browser you using?

[Fritz]

I used to love Firefox but now my love would be Google Chrome.

 

The search bar cum address bar is bloody smart. Downloading files too are a breeze without additional windows popping up in the case of Firefox. The dynamic tabs are also very useful when there are a lot of tabs opened up.

 

The only downside would be opening sites with PDF. An error always occur whenever I try to do it.

[redbeacon]

I used to love Firefox but now my love would be Google Chrome.

 

The search bar cum address bar is bloody smart. Downloading files too are a breeze without additional windows popping up in the case of Firefox. The dynamic tabs are also very useful when there are a lot of tabs opened up.

 

The only downside would be opening sites with PDF. An error always occur whenever I try to do it.

I would suppose it's still beta, as with many of Google's projects. I agree, it's a nice browser that's flexible with human beings; eg. the excellent tabs that you can drag, drop, or pull them out of the browser too. Even the all-in-one search and web address bar.

 

PDF is okay, if not slightly slow.

 

The only gripe that I have with this browser is the tabs have a big problem. Sometimes when you click on a tab to use it, it instead gets pulled out of the entire browser and into a new floating window without warning. This happens far more often, many users have complained about it, and I've even see my colleague had that happen to her on her work computer too.

 

Google has said they're going to release Chromium. Hope it comes out soon, if they don't release a bug fix for this issue already.

[Kampfer]

I would suppose it's still beta, as with many of Google's projects. I agree, it's a nice browser that's flexible with human beings; eg. the excellent tabs that you can drag, drop, or pull them out of the browser too. Even the all-in-one search and web address bar.

 

PDF is okay, if not slightly slow.

 

The only gripe that I have with this browser is the tabs have a big problem. Sometimes when you click on a tab to use it, it instead gets pulled out of the entire browser and into a new floating window without warning. This happens far more often, many users have complained about it, and I've even see my colleague had that happen to her on her work computer too.

 

Google has said they're going to release Chromium. Hope it comes out soon, if they don't release a bug fix for this issue already.

 

I switched from Firefox to chrome and didn't look back since, it seems to run on fewer resources than firefox, and crashes less often, since I always open alot alot of tabs, haha.

[Jeethan]

i still use firefox maybe time to change to chrome.

[WildCard]

Was with IE for several years.

But IE7 with tabs was crappily slow.

So I actually went back to IE6 for a while.

Tried out Firefox but did not like it and felt it was marginally slow.

 

Then got Chrome and got blown away with its speed.

Youtube and other Flash / Shockwave sites are all ok.

Only have some problems with iBanking occasionally.

So I go dual-browser for certain applications. But mostly Chrome.

 

Must add that while Chrome is fast, it has a bigger resource footprint than Firefox.

But who cares?

[xiaobanz]

Used IE since i starting surfing net and swapped to using firefox about 3 years ago. Only recently tried using safari but find that it doesn't have a lot of security features. I been using FF as there is a lot of add-ons and also security add-ons which you can download.

 

Been quite happy using FF.

[JackOHJack]

ie? what ie?

 

google chrome 99% of the time, ff 1% of the time.

 

cant wait for google chrome OS to emerge - if they can change so much with just a search engine and web browser, i cant wait to see their prowess with an OS.

[xiaohaizi]

ie? what ie?

 

google chrome 99% of the time, ff 1% of the time.

 

cant wait for google chrome OS to emerge - if they can change so much with just a search engine and web browser, i cant wait to see their prowess with an OS.

 

ie = internet explorer. lol i also use google chrome, easy to manage.

[Burnt]

prob muz start using google chrome liao.. so many good reviews ..

[JackOHJack]

ie = internet explorer. lol i also use google chrome, easy to manage.

 

-_-"'

 

bro, u really dun get wat i mean huh?

[Guest deuter70]

Hi

 

I am using Firefox. But certain sites under gov.sg run best on IE i feel.

[Fritz]

I would suppose it's still beta, as with many of Google's projects. I agree, it's a nice browser that's flexible with human beings; eg. the excellent tabs that you can drag, drop, or pull them out of the browser too. Even the all-in-one search and web address bar.

 

PDF is okay, if not slightly slow.

 

The only gripe that I have with this browser is the tabs have a big problem. Sometimes when you click on a tab to use it, it instead gets pulled out of the entire browser and into a new floating window without warning. This happens far more often, many users have complained about it, and I've even see my colleague had that happen to her on her work computer too.

 

Google has said they're going to release Chromium. Hope it comes out soon, if they don't release a bug fix for this issue already.

 

I do get that to from time to time but it doesn't bother me. My only gripe would be its inability to open pdf sites because of a recurring error.

[scubasimon]

safari on my mac

chrome on my notebook

the default browser on my nokia e71

[Man V.1]

Chrome is the way... Fast and efficient..

[Lou]

firefox ftw

[lunloon]

Firefox for normal stuff,

 

IE for onemotoring/LTA issues

 

Opera mobile on N97mini.

[Giker]

Firefox user here. Been using it for quite awhile, fast and reliable.

 

But I'm thinking of changing to the newest opera browser. Used it for awhile and quite like it. Seems to be even faster than Firefox.

[PBbombomlee]

I use 2 browsers at the same time. Firefox and safari

[m0bIlEnErD]

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Edited February 28, 2011 by m0bIlEnErD

[astrawala]

voting for safari!!

[Fried Rice]

i use firefox.

 

i like the multiple rows of bookmarks. cant live without that

[oberfeldwebel]

Well from my experience.. i would say OPERA.. they have alot of handful features like downloading torrent on the browser without even thinking of having a torrent program installed which is quite useful and also its fast..its more to advanced users.. if you wanna settle for something simple. just maybe google chrome perhaps? i find firefox kinda laggy at times due to loading of their add-ons and stuff.. and how about I.E? now i wonder what happen to them.. lol

[lwrncc]

mainly chrome, firefox if chrome feeling buggy. opera for phone is great though, cause it goes through opera proxy to make the website smaller, hence load faster.

[Pandoras Kitten 3]

Firefox is a bit slow for my tastes, especially the initial loading time. IE8 beats it here.

 

But I like firefox for the ad blockers and other cool addons... that eat RAM and make it slow.

 

SRWare Iron is a better alternative to Chome, with better privacy protection. Chrome is fast but some regard it as privacy-infringing.

 

Used Opera initially but one day it refused to load any images so I ditched it. But as aforesaid Opera Mini is brilliant for phones - it chops up the webpage into very small sizes making for fast loading time and smaller data usage.

[spheriphos]

i use firefox.

 

i like the multiple rows of bookmarks. cant live without that

 

yes totally agree with the multiple rows of bookmarks!

 

mostly use firefox, and ie when certain sites dont run properly on firefox