What browser do you use most often?

[Pedro Abelino]

Mozilla Firefox , with addons. I love that browser.

 

[Floris]

If chrome had the same firebug as FF... I wouldn't open FF again.

What! You got that right.

 

[cornishman]

Firefox for me, with web developer.
Every now and then I'll try out the opposition, Safari, Chrome and Opera (I'm on a Mac, so no IE) but these excursions over the border just reinforce my resolve that Firefox is greatest.

 

[leonard]

FF on windows 7 and Fedora

 

[Subash Dharel]

firefox is geting slow these days..

 

[captainslater]

Firefox, than Safari, than Internet Explorer.

Haven't tried Chrome yet.

 

[Makinist]

Mozilla Firefox.

 

[EQnoble]

FF on win7 and perfect browser for Iphone (lets you render pages like most popular browsers...)

 

[Dismounted]

I've gone from Firefox, to Chrome, and now, to Opera. It fits my needs perfectly. I don't need any add-ons at all. Debugging is right there built in. A nice downloads manager is built in. Mouse gestures is BUILT IN!

Just freaking awesome (for my needs anyway). 

 

[Forsaken]

I've gone from Firefox, to Chrome, and now, to Opera. It fits my needs perfectly. I don't need any add-ons at all. Debugging is right there built in. A nice downloads manager is built in. Mouse gestures is BUILT IN!

Just freaking awesome (for my needs anyway). 

It also scales resource requirements to the computer its installed on ;p.

 

[Puntocom]

I usually run Firefox since it's Open source, I also like its password manager.

For some tasks, Chrome since it pass the Acid3 test and it's much faster.

 

[Erik]

I usually run Firefox since it's Open source, I also like its password manager.

For some tasks, Chrome since it pass the Acid3 test and it's much faster.

Chrome is open-source too.

I am going to switch to Chrome for this week, and see how I like it. I'm just worried that either 1) I'll miss Firebug too much, or 2) I'll have to add so many extensions to replicate the functionality I currently have in Firefox that there won't be much of a performance gain.

My computer is already beefy enough that honestly Firefox doesn't seem slow or bloated to me. But we'll see how things go.

 

[Greg]

Conkeror is my primary browser, followed by uzbl.

 

[Forsaken]

Chrome is open-source too.

I am going to switch to Chrome for this week, and see how I like it. I'm just worried that either 1) I'll miss Firebug too much, or 2) I'll have to add so many extensions to replicate the functionality I currently have in Firefox that there won't be much of a performance gain.

My computer is already beefy enough that honestly Firefox doesn't seem slow or bloated to me. But we'll see how things go.

My system is also beefy, but I still notice performance issues because I'm OCD about resource management from gaming back when there weren't beefy solutions.

 

[eTiKeT™]

Mozilla Firefox

 

[Shamil]

Internet Explorer for me

 

[JVCode]

FireFox

 

[dutchbb]

No surprise to me that IE is the least popular browser under admins/devs

 

[Lucas]

Google Chrome Dev. I love the interface and responsiveness of the software. Quiet stable for being a dev build.

 

[Erik]

Liking Chrome so far. This annoys me though: