Poll: What browser are you currently using?

[Deleted member 77746]

Safari for me on MacOSX.

 

[V_R]

In the Apple software forum? I googled for this as a 64 bit browser would be handy, but it's Windows only.

My bad, clicked 'new posts' saw this, posted. Didn't see it was the Apple Forum!

 

[Jay794]

I have Safari, Firefox and IE installed, but I've recently switched over to Waterfox

 

[hyper_piper45]

Chrome for me as well.

 

[derfderfley]

Firefox, mainly for the ease of bouncing bookmarks and stored passwords between OSX/Win/Linux.
I really must revisit Chrome, haven't looked at it in over a year.

 

[HUNTER.P]

Firefox here, best I've got on with

 

[Bilbo]

Till recently it was Firefox but it seems to have developed some annoying bugs such as always starting in offline mode (does anyone know how to fix that by the way?) so moved to Chrome and enjoying it a lot.

 

[Jambo]

I have just fallen out with Chrome. Had a lot of recent problems with flash and also the back button.

Going to go back to Firefox for a bit and see how it goes.

 

[InfiniteNoise]

Nightly and Chromium.

No issues at all.

 

[Hxc]

Firefox. Very quick for me and zero issues, and no godamn tabs on top (if you turn them off )

On a side note, I installed a gestures addon and I literally cannot imagine browsing without being able to do a left click and drag to the left to go back... it's weird how little things become so important.

 

[PaulyD]

Safari for me, started using it over Chrome when Lion came out so gestures were broken. Have grown to quite like it now and in particular the bookmark synching via iCloud to my iPhone.

 

[MikeHunt79]

iron

 

[Kainz]

I've been an FF user from day one, and also use it on my mac. It is a slow git to start up, but plenty fast when in use. I have also had zero issues with the browser since I began using it many, many, many years ago

Hmm, must see what this gestures addon is all about though.

 

[sbi5ar]

Safari full screen

 

[lamboman]

Safari here. It works well enough and it also allows me to sync bookmarks across my two computers and my phone without any additional software.

As a browser, I'd say that Chrome is slightly faster, but not enough to really be worth the hassle to switch. If I only had one system and didn't have an iPhone I would use it.

Also had some potential webpage compatibility issues with Chrome, the last being problems with an auction site's message box. Was a pain as I was using that site a hell of a lot, so went back to Safari.

 

[Nikolic]

Chrome when plugged in, Safari on battery

 

[RJC]

Safari mainly, the odd occasion Chrome.

 

[jason_s]

Firefox because I am a creature of habbit.

 

[Dru]

I constantly switch between chrome and safari, can't quite settle on one to use all the time. I do have to have the omnibar plugin for safari though, without that it's chrome all the way.

*edit*

Seems my prayers have been answered with the 5.2 preview of safari. It finally has an omnibar, not quite as fully featured as chromes but better than nothing. Gonna keep using this as my main browser for a few days to see how it goes

 

[Jambo]

I'm having a really annoying browser war between Chrome and Firefox. Both are giving me grief.

Chrome has an issue with the back button and problems with Flash.

Firefox is using up ridiculous memory.

Anyone else?

Would love to fix one as I'm not a fan of Safari.