What's your favorite browser?

[Rogercorman]

I won't turn this into a poll for fear of missing some, but which is your favorite?

Mine is currently Chrome because of their themes--plus, it works much faster on my computer. I still have a thing for Firefox, though.

[Greg]

It's still Conkeror for me, but I also use Midori for sites that don't play well in Gecko. Optimistically keeping an eye on uzbl, too.

[Metallion]

Mine's Opera because I can easily keep it synced on all my computers/operating systems, it has mouse gestures, ability to recover closed tabs, full page zoom, it's very customizable and probably a few more reasons. :)

I know its features and more can be had in Firefox with the use of extensions but I just like Opera that little bit more.

*hides from the flamewar that is to come*

[SuperSonic4]

Arora

[NoaHall]

Firefox etc just stole features from Opera.

Anyway, I use chromium as my page browser, Opera as my video browser.

[Warpnow]

Chromium or Opera, depending.

Opera is better. Chromium has more potential.

[cb951303]

Chromium.

[xuCGC002]

Firefox, I use it because of add-ons, and also because I hate Konqueror.

[SuperSonic4]

Firefox, I use it because of add-ons, and also because I hate Konqueror.

What about Arora? It's Qt and Webkit

[cguy]

Opera because
1) It has a nice RSS reader. I'd never read the interesting feeds if I were using a standalone feed reader
2) It has built-in email client; traditional e-mail clients give me nausea, use resources and I never bother to launch them. E-mail client inside the browser fits me great. :)
3) It requires little customizing and has lots of features OOTB
4) Pretty fast and secure
5) I like the bookmarking and note-taking system.
6) I like the custom searches

However, the devs are really slow @ implementing useful features (it doesn't have private browsing to this day), which led me to Firefox for a while; nice browser, but I prefer Opera.

[Starlight]

My favorite is Chromium/Chrome. It looks very nice (especially with some of its themes), it's very fast, all websites I've tried so far work perfectly with it, its address bar is just as good as Firefox's awesomebar, and it has flashblock and adblock extensions. :)

[xuCGC002]

What about Arora? It's Qt and Webkit
I play Quake Live a lot, though, so I'm kinda stuck with Firefox. It looks like a nice browser, pretty fast too.

[vinutux]

Chrome/Firefox

[nigel_nb]

chrome and firefox....

[cornelis spronk]

I have started using Chrome for web surfing. It is by far the fastest.

I am learning its keyboard commands, which seem excellent. For example: to see bookmarks, type in Ctrl-B.

There are a number of things that do not work with Chrome. I go back to Firefox.

Speed is addicting! Firefox, which at one time seemed fast, is now very slow.

[chucky chuckaluck]

chromium. and holy crap, i had no idea about the themes. DOH!

[coldReactive]

Firefox, here.

[djyoung4]

firefox for just browsing and chromium for school work. my firefox has so many add ons i get distracted trying to do hw. my chromium is nice and simple. I use opera on occasion when i want speed

[Mohamedzv2]

Firefox and Chrome.

I like Chrome better though I use firefox way more, I use Chrome just for DA on my dad's computer

[OutOfReach]

Chromium and Rekonq.

Rekonq is pretty fast and is evolving quickly, it seems. Plus you gotta love that KDE integration :)

On the other hand, Chromium is really fast, and stable/usable for the most part.

[tcoffeep]

Chrome.

[Cuddles McKitten]

I've been getting sick of Firefox's memory hoggishness, bloatedness, and other assorted tomfoolery. If I could find another browser with NoScript and Adblock capabilities (and doesn't mine data like Chrome), I'd switch in an instant. This looks like a good thread for me to watch.

For the above reasons, right now my favorite is Lynx. :)

[joey-elijah]

Google Chrome.

Always.

[river226]

I use the tried and true firefox, works well and is compatible with more sites then just about anything except the few explorer only things out there.
I think konqueror is a POS, and chrome is just to simple and feels a little in complete, though that's just how i feel.
as for opera i like it but it feels way to heavy at times, though probably would be good for a Opera OS, cause it feels like an all in one package.

[hoppipolla]

Chrome yeah, but I usually use Chromium coz... actually I have no idea why I'm still on Chromium lol

I think all my bookmarks and settings are here now and I'm settled! heh :)

[LinuxFox]

My favorite web browser is FireFox. Although I've tried Safari and Opera and liked them, FireFox is just a browser I like using more.

[hoppipolla]

wow haha look at this!

http://www.unixmen.com/news-today/471-the-winner-is-google-chrome


Man IE sucks! xD

[coolbrook]

Firefox because of the extensions and support.
Opera is faster but lacks the extensions and web developer love.

I like Chromium's speed. It's what I expected of Chrome on Windows. I find that, IE, and Safari slow.

[anonymous_user]

Firefox because of its extensions.

[emigrant]

Firefox.
Btw, does chrome support WYSIWYG?

[Ric_NYC]

Chrome.

[tcoffeep]

wow haha look at this!

http://www.unixmen.com/news-today/471-the-winner-is-google-chrome


Man IE sucks! xD

This is subjective

[konqueror7]

firefox (extensible and matured)
chromium (huge potential and very fast)
elinks (my favorite cli browser)
opera mini (for my psp)

[t0p]

Firefox. Mostly because of the functionality provided by various addons I use. But I haven't tried another browser for quite some time now. I haven't seen any reason to.But I'm not an advocate of that "If it ain't broke don't fix it" nonsense. So, I shall try out that Google browser (Chrome? Chromium?) when it becomes something approaching stable.

Incidentally, Opera stank last time I tried it (2007 I think). And that Konqueror krap on KDE is appalling (a browser and a file manager? Tell me it ain't so!).

Oh, and it isn't quite true that I haven't tried another browser for some time. I recently had a go on Icecat, the Free version of Firefox. Couldn't see much point to it though. I quite like the fox logo.

[CharlesA]

Chrome/Firefox for me.

[LepeKaname]

Opera, but I use Firefox more (cause the plugins)

[ninjapirate89]

Firefox. Also, this should probably be in recurring discussions.

[Khakilang]

Firefox but I may install Chromium just in case Firefox crash. Better to have a back up.

[t.rei]

I am currently giving a shot to "rekonq"

It lightweight but almost feature complete. It desperately need adblock funkionality though, since the web today, even "respectable" pages are just... UNGH!

[Perfect Storm]

(Primary) Opera and (secondary) Arora.