What web browser do you use?

[wazup]

I just downloaded a new browser called comodo icedragon, seems a lot faster than chrome. Is there any disadvantage to other browsers compared to chrome, as chrome seems to be all the rage, or is the functionality basically the same?

 

[Malika Fantasy]

Google chrome for "Malika" stuff, firefox for "personal" me.
Chrome will often sync everything involved with them, like gmail, twitter, facebook in some weird algorythm and my personal friends would show up in my "know you" on twitter.

 

[JohnHenry]

All a web browser has to do in interpret what you receive on port 80. What do you have to pay for getting a program for free that does that?

 

[Autumn-desilva]

Google chrome is very good. But they track and use your data.

 

[Titalian]

Definitely Google Chrome. Very versatile.

 

[Sieggo]

I use Palemoon. It looks like Firefox before they fucked it up to look like Chrome.

 

[powerten]

Prefer Chrome but it doesn't work when posting ads on Eros

 

[TheShadow]

I used the Netscape web browser before the boys left and started up Mozilla.
Have been a Firefox user since they developed it.
Nothing better!

 

[rhuarc29]

I used the Netscape web browser before the boys left and started up Mozilla.
Have been a Firefox user since they developed it.
Nothing better!

+1 for Firefox. Gave Chrome a try but didn't feel it.

 

[radius]

Firefox for me. WebKit descended browsers (ie Safari and Chrome) have so much market share, someone has to use the underdogs to keep their market share high enough that web sites conform to standards instead of cater to the big two. And I don't have any Windows machines in regular use, so Firefox is the best choice for me.

I kind of miss the stripped down and fast philosophy they initially started with. It has felt quite bloated and slow to me for the last five years or so

 

[TESLAMotors]

Firefox for me. WebKit descended browsers (ie Safari and Chrome) have so much market share, someone has to use the underdogs to keep their market share high enough that web sites conform to standards instead of cater to the big two. And I don't have any Windows machines in regular use, so Firefox is the best choice for me.

I kind of miss the stripped down and fast philosophy they initially started with. It has felt quite bloated and slow to me for the last five years or so

Firefox was really fast back awhile ago.
Sometimes I'll have (not responding) appear at the top of the browser and I wonder what that's all about.
I don't have too many add-kind and I have an SSD for my operating system and programs, which makes things fly, maybe it is bloated and that is the cause of out freezing sometimes.

Gonna look into palemoon as mentioned above.

 

[Yoga Face]

Once I get on, by whatever browser, I use BING

WTF is BING called as it is not a browser or is it ?

Is it called a search engine ?

Are there better ones?

 

[Lenny Weinrib]

lynx.

 

[JANE WAY]

I use Firefox because they have a lot of addons for web development, which is a hobby/square job of mine. And I use Google Chrome for everything else because Google runs my life.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

You can tweek Firefox and Chrome to make it go faster.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

 

[Occasionally]

Just like transitioning to using Google Search years back, I use Chrome.

Works fast and has a simple clean interface.

I have no idea how good Google Search and Chrome are vs. the competition, but to me, they work well and smooth. So no point changing.

 

[FirstCaveman]

Google chrome is very good. But they track and use your data.

If it's free, then YOU are the product.

 

[danmand]

I use Edge for most things, Chrome as a backup on windows 10, Firefox on unix, and Chrome on android. They all do the job.

 

[A-D-A-M]

Firefox for hobbying + Chrome for my personal normal things