Web-browser poll

[pacman]

I use luakit and dwb.

 

[atheistcanuck]

I've been using Firefox for many many years, won't use IE unless I have no other choice, luckily most of the computers I run into have Firefox or Chrome installed.

I've never heard of Pale Moon before, might give it a try, though I am reluctant to change after so long especially since I would lose all my tabs!

 

[apt-get]

Debian iceweasel.

 

[jimited]

I use Firefox, I cant fault it, it runs smooth and fast. On my mobile I use Opera as it is by far the best and simple mobile browser out there, the downside is that it does not have flash enabled but I can work around that.

 

[wyverary]

Chrome, on Mac, Windows, and iPad. It's the only browser I've ever used that I didn't wind up hating after a few months (or days). And I don't have any particular ideological bent against Google or non-free software, so I have no good reason to switch.

 

[Warwick C]

I mostly use Fire fox and have Google Chrome from time to time

 

[MoCoffee]

I really needed an option to vote for two browsers because I use IE on my laptop, and Safari on my ipad and iphone.

 

[DarkLady]

I keep switching it up. I'm using chrome right now.

 

[bentHnau]

I only use Firefox because it's the easiest with which to change the background and foreground colors; I can't stand the blinding black text on white background for long.

 

[GoofKing]

Would Chromium still count as Chrome since it's a clone of Chrome ported to Linux ?

 

[Kuribo]

I use Firefox on my desktop, and Safari on my iPad. I value the customisability offered by Firefox.

 

[ExplosiveTMT]

Chrome crashes for some reason on my computer.
So I had to switch.
So I got firefox, which to me, now looks exactly the same in layout as Chrome.

 

[Kuribo]

Slightly off-topic, but if any other Windows 7 or Vista users are frustrated by Mozilla's decision to disregard the user's choice of window colour in favour of a blurred grey in Firefox 29 and upwards, try Classic Theme Restorer. You'll be able to retain the Chrome-like rounded tabs while making the window colour consistent with the rest of your system.

 

[zurb]

I switched from IE to Mozilla years ago. Then of course I switched to Firefox (& Thunderbird). IE and Chrome only get occasional use.
I use Safari on iDevices, but not by choice.

 

[Licorice]

I was dissatisfied with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome... and then I found Opera.

 

[bentHnau]

I was dissatisfied with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome... and then I found Opera.

What did you find in Opera that was lacking in the others?

 

[wyverary]

I have begun using this Private Browser for on my iPad since finding it on AppsGoneFree. Full Screen Private Browsing for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad on the App Store on iTunes

It fits quite well for my work on AC (being a mod, there's some obvious issues, haha), and I will probably start using it for shopping and banking, too. My only complaint is that it does not allow multiple tabs. Does anyone else have any experience with it?

 

[Judge]

Slightly off-topic, but if any other Windows 7 or Vista users are frustrated by Mozilla's decision to disregard the user's choice of window colour in favour of a blurred grey in Firefox 29 and upwards, try Classic Theme Restorer. You'll be able to retain the Chrome-like rounded tabs while making the window colour consistent with the rest of your system.

Yep, I use both Firefox and the Classic Theme Restorer. Although I have to hold my breath with each revised Firefox version, hoping it won't render the Classic Theme Restorer useless. So far, so good.

 

[AspiePie]

Iron Browser...

 

[ancusmitis]

I use firefox. I've never heard of waterfox before. Anyone know what that is?