Battle New Web Browser poll- Which browser do you use as your default?

[Littlebits]

Since many recent changes in modern browsers which browser do you use as your default? and why do you choose it?

Thanks.

 

[Oxygen]

Google Chrome (Official)

 

[yigido]

Palemoon is 1 choice but Cyberfox and Waterfox is also 1 choice ??
Why ?

 

[Littlebits]

Palemoon is 1 choice but Cyberfox and Waterfox is also 1 choice ??
Why ?

I agree with Pale Moon but Cyberfox and Waterfox are also good choices but I have a feeling that Google Chrome will win the majority of votes.

Enjoy!!

 

[yigido]

Let say. I am using Cyberfox, why my vote goes to Waterfox Anyway, right now I am using Firefox with Australis.

 

[PlayerFromTheITtic]

Hello everyone!

I vote for Opera (15+, not 12-)! ^^

 

[FreddyFreeloader]

Since I synced Google Chrome with my laptop and tablet, the desktop Chrome skips and freezes videos sometimes, so using IE11 till I can figure out what's wrong with Chrome.

 

[musings4]

I'm using a Chromium variant, Opera 21, due to the following:
-modify how tabs load when restarting the browser [similar to what Firefox does, but with more caveats]
-can use extensions from both Opera and Chrome stores
-less buggy than Chrome or Firefox in my Opinion

 

[Tony Cole]

Hi Littlebits! I choose Google Chrome Official

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

I "Officially" used to use Firefox nearly as much as Chrome, and yet Littlebits' prediction hath come to pass because of conveniently installed portable Chrome versions on 2 separate external drives (one installed with Cyberfox x64, & respectively, another Firefox replacement, Palemoon x64) this may have been a defining reason why Chrome has gradually become a more frequently used browser. This could be based upon it's high level of security with frequent update patches, responsiveness, and (just now) that I was able to make a phone call using my Google Talk number effortlessly with Chrome whereas the portable Palemoon x64 does not seem (yet) to be able to utilize the Google talk video/phone plug-in. The New(-er) Chrome-like Firefox Australis version comes in second (..or should it have been 1st now!??) considering my wife, "The Queen", recently switched to Firefox since late warnings over IE's vulnerabilities were reported; and Firefox has behaved very well! Given the time she puts in on Firefox, something tells me I may have mistakenly mis-calculated the resulting ballots from the "District of Cats-4_Owners-2". Oops!!..sorry. Anyway, except for a sad mistrust of a pair of Dragon's I've been very fond of in the past, & Opera 12.17's old Presto engine stacking my search results strangely vertical I'm trusting Chrome to be my personal default browser, and I've continued to like all those which I've mentioned perhaps a bit too well!

 

[Moose]

Main Browser: Opera Next
http://www.opera.com/computer/next

Portable Browsers: Cyberfox x64 and QTBrowser
http://malwaretips.com/threads/cyberfox-web-browsers.23493/

http://qtweb.net

Looking into SlimJet, not sure about my opinion on it.
http://www.slimjet.com/en/

Also, thinking about trying Yandex Browser again.
http://browser.yandex.com

 

[Neno]

After old Opera went for the chat with oblivion I got used to Internet Explorer 11 (can't stand Chrome ).

 

[Manzai]

Citrio and Cyberfox

 

[illumination]

Mainly Firefox now days...

 

[Ink]

Still with spyware Google Chrome, but the Canary build.

 

[yigido]

Still with spyware Google Chrome, but the Canary build.

Have fun getting spied on

 

[Countryboy_MN]

I'm like IE only because I've never tried anything else.But thinking about trying Google Chrome.

 

[Jaspion]

I'm using Opera as my primary browser, with Pale Moon and Internet Explorer as secondary options. I used to use Pale Moon as my primary, but Chromium-based browsers are much more responsive when you have lots of tabs open. Opera was falling short compared to, say, Chrome itself but with the new optional features of showing the full address and having no space above the tab in full screen it's very usable to me, and my primary option.

 

[Chromatinfish 123]

I'm using Firefox 31 (Aurora) right now. Only 2 crashes since 3 months, and is fast! It has australis, but I partly disabled some stuff:

As you see, I brought the Firefox Button back, Restored the Addon Bar, and Moved the options menu to the addon bar. I also use Omnibar and Fasterfox as extensions, along with Disconnect and WOT. Also enter Self-Destructing Cookies. I use Chrome to video-stream as it has a better HTML5 score and allows 1080p Playback. Firefox has 416 score while Chrome has 505 out of 555 (html5test.com). I change browsers every month or so so I adapt to each one (even IE).

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

Still with spyware Google Chrome, but the Canary build.

I particularly like your "Canary build" Sports car!

I'm using Firefox 31 (Aurora) right now. Only 2 crashes since 3 months, and is fast! It has australis, but I partly disabled some stuff:
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As you see, I brought the Firefox Button back, Restored the Addon Bar, and Moved the options menu to the addon bar. I also use Omnibar and Fasterfox as extensions, along with Disconnect and WOT. Also enter Self-Destructing Cookies. I use Chrome to video-stream as it has a better HTML5 score and allows 1080p Playback. Firefox has 416 score while Chrome has 505 out of 555 (html5test.com). I change browsers every month or so so I adapt to each one (even IE).

Firefox 31 Aurora looks impressive! You're Beta testing, right? Although it took me a while to appreciate, Self-Destructing Cookies is now one of my favorites add-ons! I didn't know Chrome streams videos so well, thanks! Now I know what I'll be using to watch Justified & (hopefully) Game of Thrones! (sandboxed)..on FreeTV.com