Which browser do you use ?

Quote from: Suikoden at Mar 05, 2007, 01:51 PM

Half of opera? Firefox 5,7 MB, Opera (Int.) 6,2 MB.

I like Firefox too, but I don’t agree with the easy configure. I have many problems to find options or configs, that are so easy in Opera. But: FF and Opera rule.

If the download size of opera is 6.2 mb then they have done a great job in reducing the file size. Back more than a year when I used opera it was about 10 mb.
I think the task of configuration depends from person to person. I really find it easy and less time consuming to configure firefox than Opera.

This can’t be true. The old 8.54, which has been released 2005, had a Download-Size of 3,2 MB. So you seem to have a strange Opera-Version.

Firefox of course... with Chris Pedricks "Web Developer Toolbar" B)

But even if I weren’t into web development, I would still prefer Firefox
over the other browsers...

FireFox (Web Developer + Firebug + Zend Studio Toolbar) the best.

Guys! Opers rulez! Really, it’s the best! I love it!

Opera and firefox are always running. Couldn’t make do without either one. Opera is primary because it also provides email and feeds/newsgroups in searchable format.

Firefox has some really neat development tools including the best lightweight ftp software available for OS X, fireftp. Firefox is the goto when opera won’t render non-compliant javascript. Also google apps and Opera seem to be at odds on how the right click should be controlled.

Opera 9.5 Alpha is out!! http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

Opera 9.5 is the best browser on the world!
Hey when Opera 9.5 turns final I will code you a surprise

Quote from: bugugly at Aug 30, 2007, 10:20 AM

Opera and firefox are always running. Couldn’t make do without either one. Opera is primary because it also provides email and feeds/newsgroups in searchable format.

Firefox has some really neat development tools including the best lightweight ftp software available for OS X, fireftp. Firefox is the goto when opera won’t render non-compliant javascript. Also google apps and Opera seem to be at odds on how the right click should be controlled.

It seems Opera 9.5 is going to fix the Google issues (along with other websites). Something about better Javascript support.

The Alpha is unusually stable, barring a few small known bugs. I’m impressed.

I use Firefox as my main browser, but I have been trying different alternatives as my secondary browser, for use on sites I log in to for privacy reasons.

I have used Firefox as a different user for this in the past. I have been using Konqueror, I tried Opera, but eventually settled on Galeon. Both Opera and Konq have problems with Javascripts on sites I use regularly (Google Analystics and Adsense in particular).

Have to use all the majors, no? IE, FF, Opera.. I use Konqueror as some indication of what might be happening in Safari, but I’m not sure how far the core rendering has diverged.
Anyone have any good methods of testing mobile content on your desktop?

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