What Web browser do you use?

[Shejken]

Comodo Dragon

[Matt Murdock]

Yes. Just try it out. Its a cloud browser, you can even push files to devices with it.  :roll:

http://www.maxthon.com/

[Devin]

I can do all of that with Chrome too, so why change? 

[Matt Murdock]

You can't do that all.

[Teddy]

I can do all of that with Chrome too, so why change? 

You can't do that all.

Yes, actually you can.

I can Google something on my phone and pull it up here in realtime, including back button support.
I can use Google Drive no problem between all of my devices, and share with anyone I please
I can share images, bookmarks, history, everything else just by being logged into the browser.
Everything else this browser can do, you can do with Chrome. Faster.
Chrome has a real state of the art robust design, that this does not as I can already see.

[Mikal]

Yes, actually you can.

I can Google something on my phone and pull it up here in realtime, including back button support.
I can use Google Drive no problem between all of my devices, and share with anyone I please
I can share images, bookmarks, history, everything else just by being logged into the browser.
Everything else this browser can do, you can do with Chrome. Faster.
Chrome has a real state of the art robust design, that this does not as I can already see.

I can use Chrome to make people cry.

[Giuseppe]

Default browser Chrome, but sometimes I use the one I created myself in vb6

[Matt Murdock]

Yes, actually you can.

I can Google something on my phone and pull it up here in realtime, including back button support.
I can use Google Drive no problem between all of my devices, and share with anyone I please
I can share images, bookmarks, history, everything else just by being logged into the browser.
Everything else this browser can do, you can do with Chrome. Faster.
Chrome has a real state of the art robust design, that this does not as I can already see.

Have you used it?  :devroll:

[Teddy]

Have you used it?  :devroll:

Yes, I tried it out when you mentioned it and looked over reviews and its documentation.

[TheRock]

People who use Chrome please give http://www.torchbrowser.com/ (Torch) a try . Same design(almost), slightly faster, integrated torrent engine, integrated video grabber, plus it's powered by Chrome's engine kinda.. meaning that everything you have on Chrome is also imported and working on Torch .

Ever since I first tried, I never used Chrome again :P

So, First one was IE as usual noob pc user haha.. later went to Opera which I used for nearly 2 years until it became kinda buggy.. Firefox kicked in! everything looked shiny until there were problems with memory.. Chrome.. and now Torch

[Leroy_Kolta]

People who use Chrome please give http://www.torchbrowser.com/ (Torch) a try . Same design(almost), slightly faster, integrated torrent engine, integrated video grabber, plus it's powered by Chrome's engine kinda.. meaning that everything you have on Chrome is also imported and working on Torch .

Ever since I first tried, I never used Chrome again :P

So, First one was IE as usual noob pc user haha.. later went to Opera which I used for nearly 2 years until it became kinda buggy.. Firefox kicked in! everything looked shiny until there were problems with memory.. Chrome.. and now Torch

You could also use Rockmelt http://www.download-rockmelt.com/ for those of you who like social networking

[Aimzz]

Internet Explorer































lol, not really. Chrome all the way.

[Teddy]

People who use Chrome please give http://www.torchbrowser.com/ (Torch) a try . Same design(almost), slightly faster, integrated torrent engine, integrated video grabber, plus it's powered by Chrome's engine kinda.. meaning that everything you have on Chrome is also imported and working on Torch .

Ever since I first tried, I never used Chrome again :P

So, First one was IE as usual noob pc user haha.. later went to Opera which I used for nearly 2 years until it became kinda buggy.. Firefox kicked in! everything looked shiny until there were problems with memory.. Chrome.. and now Torch

So basically Chrome with plugins? You do all of those with an extension from the open market from Chrome 

Plus I've tried it now with a testing script of mine and its still missing a key feature... one thing crashing brings down the whole browser. Chrome is robust, if one tab crashes everything else remains unaffected. 

[Sawyer]

Both Mozilla and Chrome.

[Patton]

Firefox, since 0.4 that came out in late 2003 / early 2004. This is mainly because it supports certain web technologies (like MathML and SVG) that other browsers either don't support in their entirety, or don't support them at all. Before Firefox, I was using Opera and the old Mozilla browsers.