Which browser do you use?

Cheesefood · Feb 4, 2006

Just curious.

DeRoux's Broux · Feb 4, 2006

Cheesefood said:
Just curious.

not a good thread for drunken ramblings cheese.....

supposed to be rage and ramblings.... :drunk:

Capa · Feb 4, 2006

SlimBrowser. its sorta like firefox, which means its 100x better than IE.

Cheesefood · Feb 4, 2006

I'm a web designer who's sick of IE and Moz having completely different interpretations of CSS. The website I'm working on needs to be redesigned because it renders so differently. I love FireFox, but I wish it didn't work right. If it worked like IE, life would be easier.

McCall St. Brewer · Feb 5, 2006

The best thing about Firefox is that my computer doesn't get loaded up with spyware, malware or viruses any more. The tabs feature is great. Other than that, though, it is frustrating when it doesn't render things the way IE does. Also, sometimes stuff just doesn't work on Firefox, so I have to use IE anyway.

Truble · Feb 5, 2006

I have to use IE for most of my work stuff, since Firefox doesn't do that good of a job handling pass through authentication to active Directory, but I love the tabbed browsing and the stability. I have one of the beta versions of IW that has tabbed browsqing and some other features, but you need XPSP2 or higher, and I have not loaded XP2 on my laptop yet, since it hoses my VPN ($#$&^% you MS). At home I run older Microsoft and Slackware, and only use Firefox and Netscape.

Brewiz · Feb 5, 2006

Truble said:
I have to use IE for most of my work stuff, since Firefox doesn't do that good of a job handling pass through authentication to active Directory, but I love the tabbed browsing and the stability. I have one of the beta versions of IW that has tabbed browsqing and some other features, but you need XPSP2 or higher, and I have not loaded XP2 on my laptop yet, since it hoses my VPN ($#$&^% you MS). At home I run older Microsoft and Slackware, and only use Firefox and Netscape.

It's hard for me to associate homebrewers as computer geeks, all the h/ber's I know locally are more mechanical. Man has this forum been an eye opener

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EvilTOJ · Feb 21, 2006

We all know SOMETHING about computers, how else are we supposed to get to this forum?? We all at least know how to turn those magic CPU compu-thingees on, which sadly is better than 5% - 10% of my callers (I work at a helpdesk).

ian · Feb 21, 2006

Cheesefood said:
I'm a web designer who's sick of IE and Moz having completely different interpretations of CSS. The website I'm working on needs to be redesigned because it renders so differently. I love FireFox, but I wish it didn't work right. If it worked like IE, life would be easier.

Man, preaching to the choir. :mug:

I just finished a site for an artist friend and had a devil of a time getting him to see things (PCIE) the way that I see them (Mac Firefox). But I wrestled through it and it looks pretty much the same in both.

http://heglerart.com if you're interested. . . .

I'm surprised by the results of this poll - Lots more Firefox than I expected.

Chairman Cheyco · Feb 22, 2006

When I'm on a Mac (at home) I use Safari, it works really well. When I'm on a windows box I use firefox. It's simple, secure, and it tastes great!

andre the giant · Feb 28, 2006

Safari for me. I'm a Mac user at home and at work.

timdsmith72 · Feb 28, 2006

Firefox for me. Both at work on my WinBloze box and at home on my Linux box.

Which browser do you use?

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