Recomended Internet Browsers

Started by Garden Manager, February 15, 2010, 12:49:51

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Garden Manager

Been looking recently into alternative web browsers, not being totally satisfied with the ones that I've been using. I was quite surprised just how many there are out there and was wondering which one you found the best for general browsing, downloading, video streaming, reliability, user friendliness etc.

I have tried out the latest IE (v8) and found it OK, Chrome was alright but I didn't get on with it all that well (slow to load pages). I like Firefox but even that has its faults.

Haven't really tested it yet but i downloaded and installed Opera the other day and it looks promising.

Anything else worth trying?

Garden Manager


Larkshall

I mainly use Firefox and Thunderbird, however, I also have the Seamonkey Suite, for the Composer (html editor). I find the basic Firefox most suitable for general use.
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greenfists

I use firefox on my computers and opera 5 beta on my phone. Tried various others but always seem to go back to firefox.
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tonybloke

don't seem to be able to beat Firefox  ;)
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hippydave

firefox here too does what it says on the tin
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Georgie

Another vote here for Firefox.

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Hosta

I havent heard of Firefox  ??? 

asbean

Firefox for me, every time.  Opera is good too, but IE is a load of you-know-what, I can't understand why anyone would want to use it.
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tonybloke

You couldn't make it up!

hippydave

giving google chrome a go as we speak it seems quite quick too
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RobinOfTheHood

Firefox again, every new version gets a bit faster - on to version 3.6 now.

Use the NoScript add-on and it gets rid of all the annoyances from websites.
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Hyacinth

Quote from: hippydave on February 15, 2010, 22:49:11
giving google chrome a go as we speak it seems quite quick too

Seconded.

hippydave

just added the no script and it makes a big difference, thanks robinofthehood
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