View Poll Results: What's your browser of choice?

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  • Internet Explorer

    11 20.75%
  • Mozilla Firefox

    33 62.26%
  • Regular Mozilla (or Netscape, or Camino)

    1 1.89%
  • Opera

    6 11.32%
  • Safari

    1 1.89%
  • Galeon, Konqueror, or another linux-only browser

    1 1.89%
  • Some other browser

    0 0%
  • "What are you talking about? Umm, Windows?"

    0 0%
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  1. #1
    Firefox for all websites compatible with it. It's marginably faster than IE and the tab browsing is very useful. I think it also uses system resources more efficiently because it loads much faster than IE as well.

  2. #2
    Opera all the way baby, i could not live without mouse gestures, and so the tab close button moves key board hot keys are faster

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    Extensions make Firefox capable of being the perfect browser.

    Firefox tweaked with:
    IE View: an unfortunate necessary extension
    DownThemAll!: A neat extension I rarely use, but time saving when you want to save a TON of pictures off a site.
    Nuke Anything Enhanced: Another neat one that I don't use too often, but serves it purpose when I need it. As the title suggests, you can remove any object off of a page from your view. Great for reading a text that was littered with ads.
    Tab Mix Plus: I really like the unclose tab feature of this, as well as the session saver that helps out on the off chance Windows crashes firefox.
    BugMeNot: Great for logging into places like the NewYorkTimes and other sites that aren't full featured or blocked until you register, it autofills the login info right off their site. Never register unless you want to again.
    Finally, pdf download: I vehemently hate AdobeAcrobat, so this lets me use foxit reader by default.

    I only use IE for the stupid university sites that are so poorly written they don't work well in Firefox.

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    internet explorer ... i find it easy to use

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  5. #5
    Mozilla Firefox: faster than IE, block pops up.

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    I Run Firefox with Adblock, Greesemonkey, and Switchproxy.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by kenren
    internet explorer ... i find it easy to use
    I think you just became Internet Enemy #1.

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    I love all Mozilla browsers, but Mozilla Seamonkey is my favorite. It's basically taking Mozilla 1.7 a step further. It combines the power of the full Mozilla Suite with the useability and speed of Firefox, and it supports many extentions including adblock, googlebar, needlesearch, Multizilla and a bunch of others. I also use firefox on some computers, but Seamonkey is my browser of choice.
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    monzilla firefox... and msn explorer.....

    monzilla beause its easy to use basically give you everything you need, speed,tabs, google bar, popup blockers.

    msn explorer cuase it was provided by the ips, its also handy virus portection, popup blockers, email, msn, and a lot more comes with it..... just hate the signing part. don't use it much for anything else.
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  10. #10
    Add me on to the Firefox group. So many features, most of which I don't even take advantage of unfortunately, but mainly the ease of extensions without the compromise in security. No ActiveX = Enough Said.

  11. #11
    firefox here as well. love the tabs feature and the lack of security holes and general crapiness is a plus.

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