Which internet browser are you using?

[KinGAleX]

Opera. I love that its usage is ten times the web average, on these forums.

Also, moved to Technology and Programming.

[乳头的早餐谷物]

Firefox. I like my extensions and I like the way it works.

[Spawn of Yanni]

Opera. Can't live without my mouse shortcuts.

[EdoI]

Opera. I doubt I'll ever switch, especially after Opera 10 that will have faster browsing and spell check.

[Fraxtil]

Firefox. I used to go with Opera, but I like extensions too much.

[scythe]

Opera!
Anything else is madness.

[Tanner]

I think that this poll is representative of the entire internet.

[Tunco]

Added more browsers to poll options.
Although, they are good browsers, I suggest you to take a look at them.

[jean-luc]

I just can't see parting with my beloved Firefox and my vertical tabs extension and the web dev toolbar and zotero etc...

[t̷s͢uk̕a͡t͜ư]

Firefox!
Anything else is Sparta.

[T3chno]

Although, they are good browsers, I suggest you to take a look at them.

So if they were bad browsers, we'd look at them? I don't get this Tunco guy.

[smartalco]

I just can't see parting with my beloved Firefox and my vertical tabs extension and the web dev toolbar and zotero etc...

1) ew.
2) I actually like Safari's dev stuff better (some of which Chrome has, as it uses webkit, but it is buggy)
3) meh, wouldn't use it much

I'm still on Chrome, and ridiculously happy that they finally fixed middle-click and scroll in v2 :D

[Banned]

Firefox 3.5 Beta 4
Testing it...
Firefox default theme sucks, but you can get really nice themes like AeroFox and others.

[Donfuy]

Still, firefox

Addons: the Essential

Sidebar (equals to opera)
Ad-Block
Download Statusbar
Hide Menubar
Cooliris
Mouse Gestures thingies
Flash-Block
Tabkit or something
(more: I'm not on my pc, and I have very bad memory)

AND JUST NOTICED THE NEW ADDONS PAGE LAYOUT. woo

[Ampersand]

Still a Firefox man. Themes and Plugins, I can't do without.

[Tunco]

Still, firefox

Addons: the Essential

Sidebar (equals to opera)
Ad-Block
Download Statusbar
Hide Menubar
Cooliris
Mouse Gestures thingies
Flash-Block
Tabkit or something

Still a Firefox man. Themes and Plugins, I can't do without.

Firefox is too complicated for me. (After using Chrome for months)
Btw, I downloaded Opera, I'm glad that I downloaded it.
But still, I think I'll go with Chrome for a long time.

[Mae]

Safari. Font smoothing!

[jean-luc]

Safari. Font smoothing!

hideous overactive antialiasing!
I'll take Windows ClearType over your OS X style antialiasing anyday. Type on OS X looks too black and somewhat crude to me, particularly at smaller sizes.

[Mae]

Safari. Font smoothing!

hideous overactive antialiasing!
I'll take Windows ClearType over your OS X style antialiasing anyday. Type on OS X looks too black and somewhat crude to me, particularly at smaller sizes.

I've actually got an XP. But I agree, it can look hideous if you set font smoothing to strong. I choose the "Best for CRT" option and it doesn't look too overbearing.

[otters]

Safari. Font smoothing!

hideous overactive antialiasing!
I'll take Windows ClearType over your OS X style antialiasing anyday. Type on OS X looks too black and somewhat crude to me, particularly at smaller sizes.

Gasp! FreeType is far superior to ClearType!
Although, I'll admit light text on dark background looks emetic in Safari unless (on webpages) you add a text-shadow with no distance x or y and a 1px blur the same color as the background: then it looks really nice.

[jean-luc]

Safari. Font smoothing!

hideous overactive antialiasing!
I'll take Windows ClearType over your OS X style antialiasing anyday. Type on OS X looks too black and somewhat crude to me, particularly at smaller sizes.

Gasp! FreeType is far superior to ClearType!
Although, I'll admit light text on dark background looks emetic in Safari unless (on webpages) you add a text-shadow with no distance x or y and a 1px blur the same color as the background: then it looks really nice.

See, you shouldn't have to use CSS hacks to make text non-ugly. CSS hacks are for IE6, not modern browsers!
You know what I really hate? Safari on Windows defaults to OS X style font smoothing. It's terrble!

[otters]

hideous overactive antialiasing!
I'll take Windows ClearType over your OS X style antialiasing anyday. Type on OS X looks too black and somewhat crude to me, particularly at smaller sizes.

Gasp! FreeType is far superior to ClearType!
Although, I'll admit light text on dark background looks emetic in Safari unless (on webpages) you add a text-shadow with no distance x or y and a 1px blur the same color as the background: then it looks really nice.

See, you shouldn't have to use CSS hacks to make text non-ugly. CSS hacks are for IE6, not modern browsers!
You know what I really hate? Safari on Windows defaults to OS X style font smoothing. It's terrble!

My browsers on Windows 7 don't render the fonts at all! It's terrible! So sue me!

[smartalco]

^That made no sense.

I'm still using Chrome.

I like OS X style font smoothing.

Continue to bicker.

[T3chno]

My browsers on Windows 7 don't render the fonts at all! It's terrible! So sue me!

You really shouldn't use the default browser on Se7en. Get Firefox.

[a happy song]

Still using Chrome. Still love Chrome.