What is your backup browser?

[stormtrooprdave]

I'm guessing most people use Firefox or Opera but what is your backup browser for when things are going wrong?

[FuturePilot]

Epiphany.

[darsu]

Links, because—at least for me—the quintessential backup browser situation is when X won't start...

[dannytatom]

Lynx, for the same reason darsu stated.

[OutOfReach]

Firefox (I use Opera).

[sisco311]

w3m and elinks.

[artir]

Epiphany and wget+gedit, heh!

[smartboyathome]

Links, because—at least for me—the quintessential backup browser situation is when X won't start...

+1! That or I just pop in Puppy Linux and use Seamonkey on it when things go horribly wrong.

[billgoldberg]

Elinks for when X is giving problems.

If it's just firefox that is having issues (never happened), I would use epiphany (I use it on my netbook).

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Elinks actually saved my *** just an hour ago.

Some update caused all my keyboard strokes to be tripled and made my mouse behave strangly, making Arch unusable.

Thanks to elinks, I know what had to be done.

[kellemes]

Firefox and Links.
Normally use Opera on Tux or Chrome on Windows.

[RaZoR1394]

Firefox in Wine. I use Firefox natively as #1.

[Achetar]

Links or Lynx. Or telnet (ehhh hard)

[Sorivenul]

When not running X, I turn to links2 or w3m.

[Sprut1]

Firefox, never had to use an alternative. If Firefox fails I have to use Konqueror I guess.

[mthei]

Opera as my primary browser (on Linux at home and XP at work), and then I use IceWeasel/Firefox as my secondary browser on Linux, and Maxthon on XP.

[zika]

Firefox since Epiphany is the first ... :)

[SuperSonic4]

firefox, never had to use an alternative. If firefox fails i have to use konqueror i guess.

+1

[Nepherte]

elinks.

[namegame]

As others have stated, I use links for when X doesn't start.

[Kernel Sanders]

Google Chrome here.

[MikeTheC]

Firefox in Wine. I use Firefox natively as #1.

None. Well, at least not on my main computer. Safari, technically, if you want to count my Macs.

[happysmileman]

Konqueror or Arora if needed, but generally I never do need them. Konqueror's installed by default and I installed Arora just to see what it's like, hoping that I could use a browser that isn't as ugly as FF in KDE.