What web browser do you use?

[gameryoshi600]

I use Opera 9.50 beta 2.
edit: and firefox 3 beta 5

[Frak]

Swift

[gameryoshi600]

please vote other :)

[Frak]

please vote other :)
The poll didn't exist when I posted.

[FuturePilot]

Firefox 3 here.

[gn2]

Firefox 2

[Melk79]

Firefox 3 Beta 5

[LaRoza]

The latest version of the best browser in the world. You all know what I am talking about, even you Fx fans.

[hideway]

I've used Firefox for ages now.
Can't remember last time I used another browser. ;)

[Arkenzor]

Kazehakase for now.

[guildofghostwriters]

firefox 3 beta 5

[LaRoza]

I've used Firefox for ages now.
Can't remember last time I used another browser. ;)

Out of memory, a common symptom of Firefox users.

[swoll1980]

ff3

[sports fan Matt]

FF3 RC1..Opera just doesnt have what i need ie; a way to check yahoo mail from the browser (yahoo mail notifier) and forecast fox enhanced

[kellemes]

Mostly Opera 9.50 beta 2
and sometimes FireFox 2.0.0.14

[pluviosity]

Konqueror 3.5.9 ftw!!!

[z0mbie]

Firefox 3 RC 1 - 32bit

[shrimphead]

Firefox 3 beta 5 :)

[Xanatos Craven]

Firefox 3 RC1, though I may eventually defect to Opera if I can make 9.5 use my GTK theme. They really do need to release a dynamic-linked Qt4 build...

The latest version of the best browser in the world. You all know what I am talking about, even you Fx fans.
Ooh, oo I know! Internet Explorer!

...

No? Way off? How about Links!

[tgrisier]

Firefox 3.0 RC1. Actually been with Firefox from way back when it was called Pheonix.

[Flintlock]

I use Opera 9.50 beta 2

[greyfox1]

This poll is on a Linux forum and there's no choice for Konqueror? :shock: (and no, "other" doesn't count)

I use FF3 RC1. Great great browser except for the mem usage (currently 125MB on my XP machine at work).

[pluviosity]

What! No Lynx users? ;)

[mthei]

I've been using Opera (currently 9.27) for the last two years as my main browser, but use Firefox (3b5)for certain sites as well, as both browsers have cookies and javascript disabled, but for certain sites it's easier to allow cookies temporarily with Firefox than with Opera.

[chinchilla2392]

i use Flock :D

[perlluver]

I use: Firefox 3 Beta 5

[forrestcupp]

FF3

I thought there should be a choice for Konqueror, since it is default in Kubuntu, and Epiphany, but I see that there aren't many votes for "Other" anyway.

[diskotek]

firefox 3 beta 5 (which came with hardy heron), well i2m still curious about why LTS is coming with beta programme.

[DoktorSeven]

Seamonkey 2 Alpha. It's Firefox 3 without all the annoying "features" (like "Awesomebar", which to me, is anything but).

[init1]

Firefox and Iceweasel (even though it's basically the same thing)

[bufsabre666]

i used firefox 2 and 3, opera and konqueror, all depends on which one i click, doesnt matter all do roughly the same job, although if it was a task i needed the best rendering for id choose firefox2 or opera

[Redrazor39]

safari on mac, firefox everywhere else at home, IE (ugh...) at school

[yatt]

In order of preference:

Konqueror 4
Firefox 3 (well RC1 anyways...)
Konqueror 3
Firefox 2
Internet Explorer 7

[-grubby]

At the moment I'm typing this from Firefox 3 Beta 4

[zieglerj]

While firefox is hands down the most visually pleasing browser I've seen, I mostly use seamonkey for its functionality.

[Dr Small]

I am using Firefox 3 RC 1.

[tamoneya]

Opera 9.50 Beta

[steveneddy]

FF 3.0b5

Whatever comes stock

maybe sometimes Opera

[-gabe-noob-]

Konqueror

[klange]

FF3b5, sometimes Ephipany-webkit (compiled from right after they got 100% on Acid3, as that's the best reference I can give...)

[ghindo]

Firefox 3 Beta 5
The latest version of the best browser in the world. You all know what I am talking about, even you Fx fans.Lynx?

[NJC]

FF 3 b5 and FF 2.0.0.14 in XP (which is rare now).

[klange]

Lynx?
Nah, clearly he just wget's all of his web pages and cats the resulting file.

[cardinals_fan]

Opera 9.50b2

and Lynx when I just want the text ;)

[LaRoza]

lynx?

Opera 9.50b2 and lynx.


Nah, clearly he just wget's all of his web pages and cats the resulting file.

Actually, I do wget things occasionally but I never use cat to read it (less)

[Lord Xeb]

I use FF2 because I can use all of my extentions no problem. Also, I don't really like FF3

[tbroderick]

FF3

I thought there should be a choice for Konqueror, since it is default in Kubuntu, and Epiphany, but I see that there aren't many votes for "Other" anyway.

Epiphany, with gecko engine, here. It's got everything I need.

[uraldinho]

Mainly FF2 and FF3 beta 5
Sometimes Opera
Very rarely Konqueror
extremely rarely IE

[Twitch6000]

I am using Firefox 3 RC 1.

What he said.

[sharks]

Firefox 2.0.0.14 and RC1.

[SomeGuyDude]

Swiftfox 3.0pre3. I love that SF is somehow slightly ahead of the curve with FF's actual releases. When everyone was on 3.0b4, SF was 3.0b5. Good stuff.

I would LOVE Opera if it used GTK. Unity is huge for me and that just WRECKS it.

[Mateo]

I don't get Lynx fans... Elinks is just so much better. Lynx doesn't even have tabs (unless that's changed as of a recent version. I think people just don't know about Elinks or something....

[SomeGuyDude]

I don't get how there's this faction of Linux users that seems to think "graphics" are bad.

[LaRoza]

Swiftfox 3.0pre3. I love that SF is somehow slightly ahead of the curve with FF's actual releases. When everyone was on 3.0b4, SF was 3.0b5. Good stuff.

I would LOVE Opera if it used GTK. Unity is huge for me and that just WRECKS it.

It doesn't bother me. I use a mix of everything it seems and I use a WM that doesn't use GTK or QT.


I don't get Lynx fans... Elinks is just so much better. Lynx doesn't even have tabs (unless that's changed as of a recent version. I think people just don't know about Elinks or something....

It isn't a matter of being better, but being available. lynx comes with many distros.

[LightB]

Right now I'm using Swiftweasel version of Firefox 3 rc1. It's really just rebranded Firefox with arch optimizations. It's just easier than compiling that big thing.

[LaRoza]

I don't get how there's this faction of Linux users that seems to think "graphics" are bad.

Careful, there are text browsers that do display images (or they can, its optional).

I use Lynx when I am using SSH, on a text only machine (my slackware box (see blog) has Opera, but wget and lynx are being used more), and when I have a need for using text only and when testing pages.

It isn't that graphics are bad, some of my best friends are graphical, but what is faster and more efficient. Also, you get used to it rapidly, and CLI becomes the most intuitive interface.

[HunterThomson]

Ff 2.0.0.14

[SomeGuyDude]

It isn't that graphics are bad, some of my best friends are graphical, but what is faster and more efficient. Also, you get used to it rapidly, and CLI becomes the most intuitive interface.

I'm wondering though, how much faster? I mean, my system's pretty snappy as is, I have no noticeable slowdowns or delays between clicking and things happening. Certainly not enough that'd make me want to give up the visual aspect of computing.

[Mateo]

It doesn't bother me. I use a mix of everything it seems and I use a WM that doesn't use GTK or QT.



It isn't a matter of being better, but being available. lynx comes with many distros.

Well everyone here presumably uses Ubuntu on at least 1 machine, and Elinks has been available in Ubuntu since at least Edgy (when I first discovered it), so there's really no excuse ;) I don't have a problem with it. It's just that the only advantage of Lynx is the graphical browser. In which case Dillo is a better alternative anyways. In testing text-mode, I've always found Elinks to blow Lynx out of the water in terms of rendering AND features.

[Mateo]

I'm wondering though, how much faster? I mean, my system's pretty snappy as is, I have no noticeable slowdowns or delays between clicking and things happening. Certainly not enough that'd make me want to give up the visual aspect of computing.

you're misunderstanding people. Just because someone uses a text browser doesn't mean they ONLY use a text browser. I use elinks when I'm logged into a server via ssh. It's easier than trying to foward x11 across the network. I also use it when I'm in the mood for wmii. Doesn't mean I don't also use Epiphany (which i'm using currently).

[LaRoza]

I'm wondering though, how much faster? I mean, my system's pretty snappy as is, I have no noticeable slowdowns or delays between clicking and things happening. Certainly not enough that'd make me want to give up the visual aspect of computing.

There are two sides. Faster as in processor time and faster as in faster to physically do things.

For browsing, a graphical browser like Opera with its mouse gestures and tabs is usually much more efficient than using lynx.

However, for text editing, install packages, programming, etc, the "intuitiveness" of hunting through menu's, clicking icons and constantly moving your hands away from the keyboard reduces productivity and is a distraction. I use wmii. I can do everything with only my keyboard much faster and without thinking than I ever could with GNOME/KDE/Xfce/etc.

[SomeGuyDude]

It doesn't bother me. I use a mix of everything it seems and I use a WM that doesn't use GTK or QT.

That goes back to why I'm baffled when folks talk about scrapping graphical interfaces. I'm such a horrendous stickler for visual aesthetics that, no joke, one of the main reasons I couldn't force myself to use Audacious was that it didn't use my GTK theme and compiz effects didn't work on it. Opera's out for lack of GTK, and I use AWN as my dock because Cairo and Slim won't use my icon theme.

I won't try new icon themes or anything because changing one piece means I alter everything about my desktop appearance. I had to scrap dark themes because, since I use FF for the above reasons, I couldn't handle that my input boxes were dark on some sites. So it was back to a lighter theme.

Yes, I'm strange. But hey, Linux caters to me as well as you. :)

[LaRoza]

Well everyone here presumably uses Ubuntu on at least 1 machine, and Elinks has been available in Ubuntu since at least Edgy (when I first discovered it), so there's really no excuse ;) I don't have a problem with it. It's just that the only advantage of Lynx is the graphical browser. In which case Dillo is a better alternative anyways. In testing text-mode, I've always found Elinks to blow Lynx out of the water in terms of rendering AND features.

Which is why I use links2 on Ubuntu ;)


you're misunderstanding people. Just because someone uses a text browser doesn't mean they ONLY use a text browser. I use elinks when I'm logged into a server via ssh. It's easier than trying to foward x11 across the network. I also use it when I'm in the mood for wmii. Doesn't mean I don't also use Epiphany (which i'm using currently).

I use Opera with wmii all the time, although a quick lynx session when I am in the midst of terminals happens occasionally.

[LaRoza]

That goes back to why I'm baffled when folks talk about scrapping graphical interfaces. I'm such a horrendous stickler for visual aesthetics that, no joke, one of the main reasons I couldn't force myself to use Audacious was that it didn't use my GTK theme and compiz effects didn't work on it. Opera's out for lack of GTK, and I use AWN as my dock because Cairo and Slim won't use my icon theme.

I won't try new icon themes or anything because changing one piece means I alter everything about my desktop appearance. I had to scrap dark themes because, since I use FF for the above reasons, I couldn't handle that my input boxes were dark on some sites. So it was back to a lighter theme.

Yes, I'm strange. But hey, Linux caters to me as well as you. :)

Wow. Amazing we use the same OS isn't it? I use wmii, Opera and the terminals. I use thunar when I don't use mc and vlc when I want to watch something. My theme for opera is the DOS theme and I keep everything black and white (no icons or panels or anything)

[SomeGuyDude]

There are two sides. Faster as in processor time and faster as in faster to physically do things.

For browsing, a graphical browser like Opera with its mouse gestures and tabs is usually much more efficient than using lynx.

However, for text editing, install packages, programming, etc, the "intuitiveness" of hunting through menu's, clicking icons and constantly moving your hands away from the keyboard reduces productivity and is a distraction. I use wmii. I can do everything with only my keyboard much faster and without thinking than I ever could with GNOME/KDE/Xfce/etc.

If I could reconcile my aesthetic issues, I'd love to work on putting one of the -boxes on my machine. I have Fluxbox installed and whenever I'm on a plane (such as today), I used it while watching DVDs because it kept my system usage down and saved battery life. I like stuff like that.

I'm thinking of reinstalling from the beginning with Xubuntu, since I think just installing XFCE from the repos doesn't really make a difference. Unless I should do "xubuntu-desktop", but I don't know if I want to do something that huge.

[SomeGuyDude]

Wow. Amazing we use the same OS isn't it? I use wmii, Opera and the terminals. I use thunar when I don't use mc and vlc when I want to watch something. My theme for opera is the DOS theme and I keep everything black and white (no icons or panels or anything)

Put up a screen of your desktop, I'd honestly love to see what yours looks like. As I said, I'm fascinated by the tweakers that strip it all down, I'm just not one of 'em.

I'm all GNOME, Nautilus, Compiz, AWN, the works when it comes to visual effects, but in a clean way (no KDE). 2GB of memory and it's up to 18% usage just on startup before I actually run any applications (still get 5 hours of battery life!).

GUARANTEE if we were sitting next to each other doing whatever we do normally on our PCs, someone looking over our shoulders would never guess we ran the same OS.

[LaRoza]

If I could reconcile my aesthetic issues, I'd love to work on putting one of the -boxes on my machine. I have Fluxbox installed and whenever I'm on a plane (such as today), I used it while watching DVDs because it kept my system usage down and saved battery life. I like stuff like that.

I'm thinking of reinstalling from the beginning with Xubuntu, since I think just installing XFCE from the repos doesn't really make a difference. Unless I should do "xubuntu-desktop", but I don't know if I want to do something that huge.

You should see my fluxbox theme that I used.

http://box-look.org/content/show.php/Black%2BWhite?content=72542

[misfitpierce]

I have grown quite fond of Opera lately. Opera 9.50 Beta 2 specifically. Flash and all works on 64 Bit Ubuntu. Very happy about that. Firefox is still a great browser but for the moment my custom Opera layout does me wonders.

[SomeGuyDude]

You should see my fluxbox theme that I used.

http://box-look.org/content/show.php/Black%2BWhite?content=72542

Now compare. This is my GTK theme.

http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/TechniX?content=79463

The difference is almost hilarious here. I genuinely think we may represent the exact polar opposites of Ubuntu usage.

[LaRoza]

Put up a screen of your desktop, I'd honestly love to see what yours looks like. As I said, I'm fascinated by the tweakers that strip it all down, I'm just not one of 'em.

I'm all GNOME, Nautilus, Compiz, AWN, the works when it comes to visual effects, but in a clean way (no KDE). 2GB of memory and it's up to 18% usage just on startup before I actually run any applications (still get 5 hours of battery life!).

GUARANTEE if we were sitting next to each other doing whatever we do normally on our PCs, someone looking over our shoulders would never guess we ran the same OS.

Opera:
http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/9066/200805240147371680x1050yt4.th.png (http://img213.imageshack.us/my.php?image=200805240147371680x1050yt4.png)

Finch + irssi:
http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/4250/200805240152211680x1050iy8.th.png (http://img213.imageshack.us/my.php?image=200805240152211680x1050iy8.png)

See my blog for my programming environment. The colour scheme in the blog (the green) isn't current. The two screenshots above were taken with scrot.

[LaRoza]

Now compare. This is my GTK theme.

http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/TechniX?content=79463

The difference is almost hilarious here. I genuinely think we may represent the exact polar opposites of Ubuntu usage.

Wow. I wouldn't be able to cope. Need simplicity. My Opera theme and Fluxbox theme went very well together.

[davtaine]

Opera 9.50 Beta 2
Build:1983

[grossaffe]

on my PC, I use Firefox 2, on my Wii, I use Opera.

[nowshining]

I switched to swiftweasel from swiftfox ver.2.0.0.13pre2 to swiftweasel ver. 2.0.0.14

[samjh]

Firefox 3 beta 5 :)

[owenll]

Firefox 3 on Ubuntu Computer and Laptop
Safari on iPod Touch
Also have Epiphany installed.

[Captain Oblivious]

I usually use Firefox 3 Beta 5, but occasionally use Epiphany, when I need to access the same site under two accounts at the same time.

[chucky chuckaluck]

i love elinks, but much of what i browse is visual (the screenshots thread was pretty much the deal breaker), so i mostly use firefox. while opera is faster and i love the wand and speed dial, there are some other things i don't like about opera (no flash in the current release, weird quirks in 9.5).

[Wight_Rhino]

I think there's something wrong with the poll.

As of right now it totals 115.79%!!

[Captain Oblivious]

I think there's something wrong with the poll.

As of right now it totals 115.79%!!

Sorry, that's my fault. I voted for two options.

[Kevbert]

Firefox 2.0.0.14 as I've had lockup problems with FF3b5.

[gabhla]

Opera 9.50 Beta 2. Sometimes have Firefox 3.ob5, but prefer Opera.

[nick09]

Firefox 3 beta 5.:lolflag:

Greatest browser I have used yet.

[Chame_Wizard]

Firefox 2.0.0.14 :guitar:

[RiceMonster]

FF3. I don't think I'll ever be able to break away from Firefox anytime soon. I really liked Konqueror, but since I'm not using KDE anymore, it doesn't have the appeal. Opera is pretty good, but I don't like it as much.

[NikoC]

Use Epiphany on my Ubuntu lappy and Safari/Firefox on my Macbook.
So my vote went to 'Other' :)

[LaRoza]

i love elinks, but much of what i browse is visual (the screenshots thread was pretty much the deal breaker), so i mostly use firefox. while opera is faster and i love the wand and speed dial, there are some other things i don't like about opera (no flash in the current release, weird quirks in 9.5).

Flash works perfectly in 9.50b2 (if you haven't tried this version of the beta, it fixed some of those weird quirks)

[chucky chuckaluck]

Flash works perfectly in 9.50b2 (if you haven't tried this version of the beta, it fixed some of those weird quirks)

yeah. i just used it yesterday. flash works fine, but saving pics to directories i want them saved in, fell totally apart.

[LaRoza]

yeah. i just used it yesterday. flash works fine, but saving pics to directories i want them saved in, fell totally apart.

Odd. Works fine for me. Right click and there are the options and it was easy to chose a directory.

[silvanus2005]

Firefox 2.0.0.14 most of the time, Opera just sometimes. For me Firefox is the best choice.

[helliewm]

Firefox 3 RC1 I think what ever is the latest on Hardy.

[Dr.Ninethousand]

Swiftweasel

[freduardo]

Firefox on my new laptop.
Kazehakase on my old laptop. And sometimes also Elinks.

[ExpatPaul]

I generally alternate between Firefox and Epiphany

[jimrz]

FF3 beta 5

[lordievader]

Firefox 2.0 and Konqueror 3.5.8 both on gnome.:guitar:

[scouser73]

Firefox 3 beta 5

[Sukarn]

Opera 9.50 snapshots
Firefox 3 beta 5

[STG_Fridays]

Firefox 2...

Man, I remember when I discovered that I had an alternative to IE or Netscape Navigator. It was great!

Plus, the idea of tabbed browsing was soooooooooooo sexy. It's when I was like, hold on, Microsoft DOESN'T have all the answers. You could say that Firefox was what got me into open source programs in the first place.

[Perfect Storm]

Epiphany

[Frak]

Firefox 2...

Man, I remember when I discovered that I had an alternative to IE or Netscape Navigator. It was great!

Plus, the idea of tabbed browsing was soooooooooooo sexy. It's when I was like, hold on, Microsoft DOESN'T have all the answers. You could say that Firefox was what got me into open source programs in the first place.
Firefox is based off of core parts of Netscape Navigator. Seamonky is basically an up-to-date Navigator.

[Joeb454]

Firefox 3

I also have IE8 on one of my vista install's :)

[jazzman65]

Firefox 3 Beta 5 here. I'm looking forward to checking out RC1 though.

[UniverseA7X]

Firefox 3 Beta 5 and Safari.

[master5o1]

Firefox 3b5

I think i did the poll ages ago.

I have used Firefox since v1.5 (or so) on Windows 2000
(I have never had an XP computer as I was given an old WinME and swapped that with a nicely done pirate of Win2k which I then in Jan2006 upgraded to Linspire, then to Ubuntu 5.10)

:)

[robeast]

I recently started using 64studio for recording instead of Hardy and it came with IceWeasel by default. At first I though, "what is this junk?" but it's really about the same as FireFox. The only thing that bothers me is that it thinks everything I type is a typo.

[Samueltehg33k]

FireFox3 beta 5 (ubuntu)
FireFox 3 Realese canidatte (Mac OSX)
Safari 3.1 (Vista)

[bluehue]

Iceweasel 2.0.0.14

[SupaSonic]

Opera 9.5 latest beta

[@_R_|\/|_@_G_E_|)_|)_0|\|]

I use Firefox Web Browser Version 3 and am very comfortable with it.

[ssam]

epiphany

[bailout]

Opera 9.27

[tgrisier]

Firefox 3 Beta 5 here. I'm looking forward to checking out RC1 though.


RC1 is out, you can get it here.


http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-rc.html

[joninkrakow]

In Linux, Firefox, Konqueror and Opera in that order (I like Konkeror, but don't use KDE most of the time, so it has to load extra resources to run)

On my Mac side, Omniweb, Konqueror (under X11) Safari and Firefox(typically in X11) in that order.

See, I said I like Konqueror. :-)And thanks to Ubuntu, I discovered Konqueror! One could also say that Omni and Safari are also "konqueror-based" apps, so I sort of count them as Konqueror--at least, that's how I like to look at it. :-)

-Jon

(and I started using Firefox back when it was Phoenix or Firebird, too--but it's not may favorite)

[gameryoshi600]

Interesting. Internet explorer actually got voted on...

[RebounD11]

Firefox 3.0b5

[x1a4]

Epiphany.

[klange]

Firefox 3.0 "Final" (What ever the hell is in hardy-proposed, which looks like the final. Is it straight RC3 or a special mix from further up?)

[Victormd]

Opera 9.50b2

[nicol_bolas]

firefox 3.0

[schauerlich]

Firefox 3b5 on Ubuntu, Safari and Firefox 3RC2 on OS X.

[91004]

I use Procomm Plus (First Addition) .. The one that cost like $89.00 brand new back in the late 80's, early 90's....

Aaahhh The good old days..... ATDT. I remember being on Compuserve on a Commodore 64 and actually having 80 character display by using a terminal emulator... Ahh the good old days of the parents yelling to get off the phone line and I remember many a nights staying up on the weekends when they went to bed to talk to my "hacker" friends online... It was so cool back then.

Ahhh the memories

Right now I am using Firefox 3.... I can't understand why anyone would want to use Konquerer though.....

[bruce89]

Nice to see that Epiphany is not listed.

I now use IE on Windows (shock horror).

[cardinals_fan]

Opera 9.50 Build 2034

[nick09]

Firefox 3 beta 5(waiting for final).

[Le-Froid]

Firefox 3 beta something [latest one in ubuntu packages]

[mrgnash]

After being a long-time Epiphany user, I'm not on the Firefox 3 train.

[keiichidono]

I use Firefox, beta 5 and up.

[macogw]

Firefox 3 RC2 aka RC3 (same for Linux & Windows, only OSX had changes from 2 to 3), and likely aka Final.

[ibutho]

Firefox 3 and Opera 9.5.

[zmjjmz]

On this computer:
Opera 9.5rc
Kazehakase
Epiphany
FF3b5
On my T20:
IceWeasel 2
Kazehakase
On one of my eTower 400i's
links2 -g (currently X is broken)
On my iPod Touch
MobileSafari
lynx (if I feel masochistic [no arrow keys in the terminal] or I want to access it through ssh)

[motang]

After Firefox 3.0, it is really hard for me to use any other browser. I really like Firefox 3.0, and I have also been testing out Seamonkey 2 Alpha. It's pretty fast and has pretty nice looking theme (which isn't fininshed yet).

[andrek]

Firefox 3 on every computer I use.

[mrgnash]

I've gone back to Firefox 3. I was having real speed problems, but clearing the cache seems to have largely taken care of them. Glad to be back with Vimperator and all the other stuff I love in Fx :)

[LookTJ]

Firefox 3.0.1

[YaroMan86]

Firefox three babay! :D

[Ekolost]

Help

[koji042]

Firefox 3, though I'm currently looking into other browsers.

[oldsoundguy]

Firefox 3 (the Mozilla version from their site)(Ubuntuzilla) on 3 Gutsy machines and two Windows machines.
And PAID Opera 8.65 on my two PDA's (replacing a crippled MSOE that only worked in WEP text only and not HTML with links!)

[nanotube]

The latest version of the best browser in the world. You all know what I am talking about, even you Fx fans.

yea we do know - it's firefox. :) :lolflag:

ff 3.0.1 for me, primarily. with some elinks, seamonkey, ff2, and dillo thrown in. and occasional w3m and wget, too, of course.

[zmjjmz]

I'm using Midori (WebKit based) for some fast browsing, it's really nice.

[poofyhairguy]

To me a the official definition of "personal computer" is "a thing that runs Firefox." I love it more than any single program and many members of my family. It freed me and made it be fun to be a nerd again.

But I must admit because of the biggest gaffe of the Mozilla corporation as of late (the refusal to really work towards a mobile browser), I also find myself using a lot of Safari on my iPhone. Best mobile browser.

Of course my best friend did give up his computer for a Wii plus an Opera browser (said it did everything he wanted on a PC), I have to say it has my respect as well...

[Yuki_Nagato]

Opera 9.51 - It is a bit unstable. G-mail and Pardus have this amazing ability to nuke all keyboard usage. But mouse gestures, Shift-Navigation, and the ability to mess with the address bar from the Keyboard (Press F2, a function lacking in Firefox: PM me if I am wrong about this) are attractive.

Icecat 2.0.0.12 - I use it as a "safe" browser of sorts. Because it does not support Flash in the first place, I disabled everything else. Java, Javascript, cookies. . . junk like that. It doesn't do much, and I could probably use Lynx for this job, but the logo is nice.

Firefox 3.0 - I have few qualms about it. I have not had any problems with it. My, "fully rigged" browser.

[LittleLORDevil]

Computer: Firefox 3
iPhone 3G: Mobile Safari(I pray this market opens up)

[Traumadog]

Firefox 3.0.1 on my desktop and laptop computers. Don't really use my the web browser on my server that much..... but it's Firefox as well. :)

[Icehuck]

On my Ubuntu machine I'm using Firefox 3.0 but on my Arch box I recently installed Opera. I feel guilty for wanting to use it since I've been using Mozilla since like Mozilla 4.0 or something. I blame a certain person who has the Borg Queen as their avatar.

[rockstarrem]

I use Firefox 3.0.1 (or whatever the newest version is).

[lynlow]

firefox 3 here.