Poll Which internet browser do you use to visit Orbiter-Forum.com?

[Tex]

While we can see general percentage stats of browsers used, I am curious to get a public poll of the browsers Orbinauts are using to visit Orbiter-Forum. If your browser is not listed in the poll or if you're using an older version please indicate which by replying in this thread.

Thank you for participating!

 

[liber]

Always Opera!

 

[Hielor]

Previously used Firefox (and I still use it on one of my computers), but IE8 is good enough and doesn't have the memory usage or desire to crash that firefox has.

 

[Ark]

Firefox 3.0.

 

[Orbinaut Pete]

Firefox 3.5 for me.

 

[insanity]

Previously used Firefox (and I still use it on one of my computers), but IE8 is good enough and doesn't have the memory usage or desire to crash that firefox has.

I swear you work for MS.

Anyways, I use firefox or opera, but Firefox 3.5.7 has been quite stable for me.

Firefox users should check out:
about:mozilla
http://about<b></b>:mozilla

 

[Loru]

I use both Chrome and Firefox. With no fancy add-ons

 

[SpaceNut]

I swear you work for MS.

Anyways, I use firefox or opera, but Firefox 3.5.7 has been quite stable for me.

Firefox users should check out:
about:mozilla

LOL, no doubt... IE is the slowest browser on the market!

 

[willy88]

For the last few weeks I've been using Chrome. It's fast, very ergonomic, and takes up very little screen real estate. :thumbup:

 

[Hielor]

LOL, no doubt... IE is the slowest browser on the market!

Marginally (and unnoticeably) slower is, to me, an acceptable price to pay for a browser that doesn't have a giant memory leak and doesn't crash several times a day.

 

[insanity]

Marginally (and unnoticeably) slower is, to me, an acceptable price to pay for a browser that doesn't have a giant memory leak and doesn't crash several times a day.

How's the weather in Redmond, WA anyways?:lol:

 

[Linguofreak]

Well, last time we had such a poll on the forums, I was still using IE on 2000/XP.

Now I'm using Opera 10 on Ubuntu.

Probably the biggest draw for me was the mouse gestures.

 

[ThatGuy]

Firefox 3.5. Though I've heard that IE8 is good.

 

[2552]

I use nightly trunk builds of Firefox, called Minefield. It's not listed, so I picked Firefox 3.5.

 

[Dambuster]

I had been using Firefox 3.5, but now I've switched over to Chrome. The only thing I miss are the download accelerators.

 

[Tex]

Glad to see so many using Firefox! Since that is what I always use, the site will look and function the best with FF, but it should work just fine with any other (up-to-date) browser. Also glad Vash sorted out the navigation tab problems with Chrome since many are switching to that browser.

Personally my choices would be Firefox first, Opera second, IE never. I notice no "memory leak" with Firefox, it's never crashed once for me, and it's not just marginally faster than IE... it's a lot faster than IE.

 

[Woo482]

Firefox 3.5 for me

 

[dansteph]

FF 3.5.7 here. Never had any crash with it.

I was pro-microsoft during years but the unfinished & moronic Vista p*** me and IE8 caused a lot of problems on my XP-SP3-up-to-date. I definitively don't like the 2000 era Ms team. So first time that I use something else than Ms browser and I don't regreat.

I'll not use Chrome because Google start to centralise to much info on users with too much power in their hand for my taste.
I'm not against big company but I think that privacy is all about maintaining a fair balance beetween them.

Dan

 

[Vanguard]

Previously used Firefox (and I still use it on one of my computers), but IE8 is good enough and doesn't have the memory usage or desire to crash that firefox has.

Ditto. I find myself gravitating back to IE8 in certain situations. FF seems to be a memory pig. Did a few tests and took IE8 and FF to the same webpages, especially those with flash and java content, and the FF mem usage just kept going up, and up, and up...

One thing I noticed while doing a few of these tests was that, a lot of the websites look much nicer under IE. Fonts appear more bold and sharp. So, right about now I use FF over IE by habit, not necessarily by choice.

For those of you who've boycotted it since that wonderful wormhole that MS refused to fix for an eternity, take a peek.

Vanguard

 

[Unstung]

Firefox 3.5. Chrome would be my second choice.