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27th July 2012, 09:23

Yeah, between my mod jobs and my downloading from certain tight assed porn sites,
I just have to have me some Firefox.
There's just too many good toys that come with it to use anything else.

I know there are faster and prettier browsers out there,
but I'll go for power over speed any day.
So what if the webpage opens 1.02759 seconds slower on FF than [insert browser name here]..?

I used IE on the new desktop exactly one time and you know what I downloaded.

sumairp · 27th July 2012, 09:57

I've been using Opera since Netscape replaced 3 with 4, a long, long, time ago when dial-up was all you could get (unless you worked at a multinational.)

Microflop Internet Exploder was always a dog, security-wise and every otherwise. I don't even bother to try it anymore.

Mozilla's various Gorillas don't have anything special to offer me.

I'd use Chrome but Google has replaced Microflop as the 'Evil Empire' & become an evil tracker like so many organisations now.

So, I'll just continue to use Opera with Ghostery to cover my tracks for the forseeable future.

Reclaimed_A1 · 10th August 2012, 13:49

windows internet explorer 9 hands down. Superfast browsing, i used mozilla for years until it kept letting me get Malware. Both Mozilla and Google Chrome were found to block 12 percent of Malware, internet explorer 92 percent if you enable the smart screen filter closer to 99%. I loved Mozilla but i got sick of getting Malware, having to do a safe reboot and spend hours getting rid of the malware especially since it is on the rise, so internet explorer 9 is what i now use.

iLikeBigButtz · 10th August 2012, 16:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by alex1

windows internet explorer 9 hands down. Superfast browsing, i used mozilla for years until it kept letting me get Malware.

LOL!!! Mozilla doesn't let you get malware; you mean that you visited dodgy websites without protection.

Quote:

Originally Posted by alex1

Both Mozilla and Google Chrome were found to block 12 percent of Malware, internet explorer 92 percent if you enable the smart screen filter closer to 99%.

Was this one of those "independent studies" paid for by M$ which makes their products look better than the competition?

ZeeeK_o · 11th August 2012, 18:58

I use Nightly version 17.0a1(latest), Nightly is a firefox build, it has some features that they are testing for firefox's next major updates and they are great. I use Nightly on a PC at home and on a MAC at work.

11th August 2012, 19:39

Well after the Firefox memory leaks I am now on Chrome and wont swap back ever again.

Booster Gold · 11th August 2012, 20:44

I like Opera and it was my main web browser for many years until I discovered Adblock plus for Firefox.

I tend to go tab happy so I'm using Chrome in my old laptop now. That laptop's been beaten to death (though it works just fine even after 5 years) but Firefox just eats too much memory.

IE is much better than what it used to be. I think it is more than sufficient for checking email and other boring everyday (SFW) tasks.

11th August 2012, 23:00

I use firefox

Reclaimed_A1 · 13th August 2012, 10:09

Dear i like BigButtsz, (for the record so do I) no not at all, no lol, I did in fact have Mal-ware Bytes premium up and windows security essentials the dodgy website was a classical music website. A website i have visited for years in fact. So while i was using Mozilla which in fact i had used for years as soon as i went to the website i was attacked by the Malware on that website. Mozilla is usually good about reporting a website as an attack sight this time it did not. The Malware attached itself to the Mozailla Browser. Mozilla then got stuck i had to disconnect the internet, run a scan in safe mode and get rid of the malware. I then tested going to the same website using internet explorer 9 and guess what it would not let me visit the web page and blocked the malware. No problem. I have used Mozilla for years never any problems until it became a memory hog and until the latest update. When i mentioned my switch to internet explorer it is because Malware is on the rise and i am trying to help other computer users avoid getting malware, trojans etc. I know there is some bias against internet explorer and i too have used chrome, and Mozilla for years in the past but for now internet explorer is more secure. I always use protection when serving the web even when i go to a website that has never had a problem before.

excalibur1814 · 13th August 2012, 10:53

Same here for ie9. I also add a list to my hosts file. I've disabled ALL add-ins other than flash and increased the pop-up blocker to high (Which is something hardly ANYONE does). Safe? Not seen the usual fake crap for a long time but that's probably due to the hosts file. I use Opera for everything else.

It's funny that people haven't used IE9 for years so how do they know it's rubbish?

11th August 2012, 20:44	#107
Booster Gold V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: C-53 Posts: 8,370 Thanks: 31,605 Thanked 72,890 Times in 8,246 Posts	I like Opera and it was my main web browser for many years until I discovered Adblock plus for Firefox. I tend to go tab happy so I'm using Chrome in my old laptop now. That laptop's been beaten to death (though it works just fine even after 5 years) but Firefox just eats too much memory. IE is much better than what it used to be. I think it is more than sufficient for checking email and other boring everyday (SFW) tasks. __________________ ...

27th July 2012, 09:23	#101
Frosty Guest Posts: n/a	Yeah, between my mod jobs and my downloading from certain tight assed porn sites, I just have to have me some Firefox. There's just too many good toys that come with it to use anything else. I know there are faster and prettier browsers out there, but I'll go for power over speed any day. So what if the webpage opens 1.02759 seconds slower on FF than [insert browser name here]..? I used IE on the new desktop exactly one time and you know what I downloaded.

27th July 2012, 09:57	#102
sumairp Novice Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 91 Thanks: 2,728 Thanked 254 Times in 71 Posts	I've been using Opera since Netscape replaced 3 with 4, a long, long, time ago when dial-up was all you could get (unless you worked at a multinational.) Microflop Internet Exploder was always a dog, security-wise and every otherwise. I don't even bother to try it anymore. Mozilla's various Gorillas don't have anything special to offer me. I'd use Chrome but Google has replaced Microflop as the 'Evil Empire' & become an evil tracker like so many organisations now. So, I'll just continue to use Opera with Ghostery to cover my tracks for the forseeable future.

10th August 2012, 13:49	#103
Reclaimed_A1 Registered User Clinically Insane Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2,384 Thanks: 10,706 Thanked 9,481 Times in 2,536 Posts	windows internet explorer 9 hands down. Superfast browsing, i used mozilla for years until it kept letting me get Malware. Both Mozilla and Google Chrome were found to block 12 percent of Malware, internet explorer 92 percent if you enable the smart screen filter closer to 99%. I loved Mozilla but i got sick of getting Malware, having to do a safe reboot and spend hours getting rid of the malware especially since it is on the rise, so internet explorer 9 is what i now use.

11th August 2012, 18:58	#105
ZeeeK_o Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Bosnia Posts: 187 Thanks: 445 Thanked 309 Times in 133 Posts	I use Nightly version 17.0a1(latest), Nightly is a firefox build, it has some features that they are testing for firefox's next major updates and they are great. I use Nightly on a PC at home and on a MAC at work.

11th August 2012, 19:39	#106
XBLPET Guest Posts: n/a	Well after the Firefox memory leaks I am now on Chrome and wont swap back ever again.

11th August 2012, 23:00	#108
Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	I use firefox

13th August 2012, 10:09	#109
Reclaimed_A1 Registered User Clinically Insane Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2,384 Thanks: 10,706 Thanked 9,481 Times in 2,536 Posts	Dear i like BigButtsz, (for the record so do I) no not at all, no lol, I did in fact have Mal-ware Bytes premium up and windows security essentials the dodgy website was a classical music website. A website i have visited for years in fact. So while i was using Mozilla which in fact i had used for years as soon as i went to the website i was attacked by the Malware on that website. Mozilla is usually good about reporting a website as an attack sight this time it did not. The Malware attached itself to the Mozailla Browser. Mozilla then got stuck i had to disconnect the internet, run a scan in safe mode and get rid of the malware. I then tested going to the same website using internet explorer 9 and guess what it would not let me visit the web page and blocked the malware. No problem. I have used Mozilla for years never any problems until it became a memory hog and until the latest update. When i mentioned my switch to internet explorer it is because Malware is on the rise and i am trying to help other computer users avoid getting malware, trojans etc. I know there is some bias against internet explorer and i too have used chrome, and Mozilla for years in the past but for now internet explorer is more secure. I always use protection when serving the web even when i go to a website that has never had a problem before.

13th August 2012, 10:53	#110
excalibur1814 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 260 Thanks: 5,096 Thanked 427 Times in 168 Posts	Same here for ie9. I also add a list to my hosts file. I've disabled ALL add-ins other than flash and increased the pop-up blocker to high (Which is something hardly ANYONE does). Safe? Not seen the usual fake crap for a long time but that's probably due to the hosts file. I use Opera for everything else. It's funny that people haven't used IE9 for years so how do they know it's rubbish?