Opera, Firefox, IE, or other?

[Hiei]

Why isn't there an option for AOL?

Because it's little more than a poopty AOL bloatware frontend to IE?

And I'm using Firefox.

[La Pared]

Safari user

[FullmetalGanon]

ie6 pwns u.

[Friendly Hostile]

Firefox.  Used to have to use IE6 at school, until I found a way around the program block on Firefox.

[Kaz]

Opera.

Most of the good things about Firefox are pre-installed into Opera, so there's no need for silly add-ons. Widgets are also nice, and really, it just plain seems to render pages a bit faster. Don't ask me how, because I don't know.

Oh, and I could never find a skin I liked on Firefox. They all sucked. I love my Lix skin on Opera.

But really, they're both good browsers.

[Kayo]

IE 7, will be 8 when it comes out.

its better than you think

[Friendly Hostile]

Opera.

Most of the good things about Firefox are pre-installed into Opera, so there's no need for silly add-ons. Widgets are also nice, and really, it just plain seems to render pages a bit faster. Don't ask me how, because I don't know.

Oh, and I could never find a skin I liked on Firefox. They all sucked. I love my Lix skin on Opera.

But really, they're both good browsers.

It didn't have a spell check right off the bat, which disappoints me.  Also didn't work on some pages I needed at school.

[Kaz]

Opera.

Most of the good things about Firefox are pre-installed into Opera, so there's no need for silly add-ons. Widgets are also nice, and really, it just plain seems to render pages a bit faster. Don't ask me how, because I don't know.

Oh, and I could never find a skin I liked on Firefox. They all sucked. I love my Lix skin on Opera.

But really, they're both good browsers.

It didn't have a spell check right off the bat, which disappoints me.  Also didn't work on some pages I needed at school.

huh wut

The only rendering issues I've ever had with Opera is its tendency to center some text when it's not supposed to, and that's only after refreshing. Firefox is more bound to have CSS issues...or at least, it was. I think the newest version repaired that little mess-up.

As for spell check, you've got a point. I never used Firefox's spell check myself, so it doesn't matter to me personally. I've never really had a problem with spelling.

[TheKoopaBros.]

FIREFOX FTW  :robotsurprised:

[Silverhawk79]

Opera.

Most of the good things about Firefox are pre-installed into Opera, so there's no need for silly add-ons. Widgets are also nice, and really, it just plain seems to render pages a bit faster. Don't ask me how, because I don't know.

Oh, and I could never find a skin I liked on Firefox. They all sucked. I love my Lix skin on Opera.

But really, they're both good browsers.

It didn't have a spell check right off the bat, which disappoints me.  Also didn't work on some pages I needed at school.

huh wut

The only rendering issues I've ever had with Opera is its tendency to center some text when it's not supposed to, and that's only after refreshing. Firefox is more bound to have CSS issues...or at least, it was. I think the newest version repaired that little mess-up.

As for spell check, you've got a point. I never used Firefox's spell check myself, so it doesn't matter to me personally. I've never reallly had a problem with spelling.

Lulz.

[Silverhawk79]

Opera.
Firefox is too bloated and lame.

Madness, I say!

MADNESS

On my older computer, Opera starts in 5 seconds.
Firefox takes at least 30, sometimes up to a minute.

[Gwen Khan]

Safari user

me too, you have a Mac too?

[Kaz]

Lulz.

Somehow I knew I was going to make an error while saying that.

[phatyo]

Opera for home, IE7 for school.

my school still uses IE6 olol

So does mine. I use firefoxy

[Cardinal]

I use Opera, Safari, and IE6 (with tabs).