Chrome is surely the one I would prefer if it did not have some much incompatibility problems.
It is light and I like the UI.
Firefox is my "every day" browser and I like all the plug-ins available.
IE8 is installed by default so I keep it and I use it when I need it for special web sites incompatible with FF. It is a shame to see that some we sites are still incompatible with FF.
MS should concentrate on their OS and let others companies develop browsers.
But as Google is going to release next year an OS with a browser completely integrated (I think) and with Web Applications replacing Office. MS will not let that concurrent come in his "garden" without fighting.
So let's hope something new and completely amazing will come from MS with their next browser...
It is light and I like the UI.
Firefox is my "every day" browser and I like all the plug-ins available.
IE8 is installed by default so I keep it and I use it when I need it for special web sites incompatible with FF. It is a shame to see that some we sites are still incompatible with FF.
MS should concentrate on their OS and let others companies develop browsers.
But as Google is going to release next year an OS with a browser completely integrated (I think) and with Web Applications replacing Office. MS will not let that concurrent come in his "garden" without fighting.
So let's hope something new and completely amazing will come from MS with their next browser...