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What internet browser do you use?  

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  1. 1. What internet browser do you use?

    • Internet Explorer
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    • Firefox
      20
    • Safari
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    • Google Chrome
      9
    • Opera
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    • Other
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Ajmboy Grand Master

Ajmboy

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What internet browser do you use?

Internet Explorer (What version, 7,8,9)

Firefox (What version)

Google Chrome

Safari

Opera

Other

Just curious...I am using Google Chrome and notice that it is much, much faster.

Added a poll, you can chose more than one.

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Tagels Rising Star

Tagels

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I usually switch off between firefox and chrome, i normally use firefox but this last update made it really buggy and it seems to like to freeze a lot for no reason. So now im using the latest version of chrome.

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Twilight228 Apprentice

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Chrome 95% of the time.  Fast, easy.

Will use MS Edge / IE if there is a issue with Chrome.  I've only really experienced issues with Chrome when using net based file servers, specifically utilizing files active by multiple simultaneous users.

Ironically, this post is coming in from Edge...….

quadmaniac Mentor

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4 hours ago, bimmer said:

firefox comes with ubuntu and leaves nothing to be desired.

Do you have a machine you are running Ubuntu on? Do you not use windows, mac or other system? Just curious, always thought of loading it on an old pc but never did.

As far as this thread, I mostly use Chrome on my desktop, laptop, tablet and iphone.

bimmer Rookie

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I've used them all in the past, but always end up back at ubuntu. It's just so easy, the latest version is no big deal to get, it'll run decent on even the most crusty machine, it's wonderful. Right now I'm on one of those really cheap throwaway computers that doesn't even have a hard drive, just 30gb soldered to the board. It wasn't capable of upgrading to the new release of windows ten, and was painfully slow anyway, but a fresh install of the latest ubuntu takes only 8gb and leaves me with a nice running, simple cheap laptop. If you don't do anything unique you don't have to do anything beyond what comes with it, there is loads of specific software for those that want it, mostly free, if you don't mind a small learning curve, give it a try.

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quadmaniac Mentor

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1 hour ago, bimmer said:

I've used them all in the past, but always end up back at ubuntu. It's just so easy, the latest version is no big deal to get, it'll run decent on even the most crusty machine, it's wonderful. Right now I'm on one of those really cheap throwaway computers that doesn't even have a hard drive, just 30gb soldered to the board. It wasn't capable of upgrading to the new release of windows ten, and was painfully slow anyway, but a fresh install of the latest ubuntu takes only 8gb and leaves me with a nice running, simple cheap laptop. If you don't do anything unique you don't have to do anything beyond what comes with it, there is loads of specific software for those that want it, mostly free, if you don't mind a small learning curve, give it a try.

I may try this when I have time. 

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RAYAR Apprentice

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Anything but IE. Currently using Firefox and Opera. Had been using SeaMonkey for a long time. Must up-date it and get back to it. For you long ago NetScape users, SeaMonkey is your current replacement.

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IE and Edge on my work laptop. Opera on my personal. I used Keyboard browser on my android BlackBerry but the developer stopped supporting. Now use Edge on the GooBerry

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