IE back to losing share, Firefox gains a little, Chrome still surging

[Guest]

Opera is the best, alot of the addons for FF are ripped off from buiilt in Opera features like speed dial, no script, etc.

 

[spiderman1957]

Chrome rules I don't understand why some people have it crash on them. I got to be doing something right I guess. I've been using Chrome since August 2010 never have I had it crash but I do take care to make sure everything is set correctly.

 

[Guest]

On Mac, it's mostly between Safari, Chrome and FireFox. I use Camino (http://caminobrowser.org/), but that's basically an OS X front end for FF minus the plugins and other stuff that can bog down FF.

Safari's interface has become to gimmicky for my liking.

Chrome is nice, as long as you feel comfortable providing Google with every last detail of your online behavior. Personally, I'll pass.

The choice, imo anyway, is pretty simple.

 

[Guest]

IE 9 is going to gain some back.

http://www.rhyous.com/2011/04/02/adding-this-post-from-internet-explorer-9-to-write-about-internet-explore-9/

 

[DarkCobra]

Chrome is the "fastest" but I find Firefox the most "useful" because of the rich tools and add-on's. However, I'm not liking the omission of the status bar in FF4. A lot of add-on's made good use of it. Also, program authors are not updating to the latest version as rapidly as they once did. IE got faster but I'm afraid it's glory days are gone and it will continue to hemorrhage users. IE can brag about basically nothing anymore. Chrome is the speed king and FF the feature king.

 

[LightHeart]

Make your choice

Browsers are a commodity, they are all very similar, if one has a great feature the other will soon copy it, so pick which ever browser(s) you like and enjoy it.

 

[T77]

I'm glad opera wasn't included in "other".....