Browser of the Year
What browser do you prefer when browsing LQ?
--jeremy |
Chrome's available on Linux?????
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I would also add Midori (webkit/gtk2 based) and Arora (qt4/webkit based).
About text based browsers w3m is a must here. |
Kasehakaze?
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I vote FF, not because it's good, but because of the extensions. |
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Firefox.
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I already voted FF. Thats the only one that I use. Its good its safe and has got a lot of extensions. |
Firefox, but looking very much at the Midori development. Interesting.
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The builds are currently available for Linux and have been for a while (although they are not fully functional). The pending 2.x release should being a functional version and will be available soon.
--jeremy |
I keep Opera for those websites that are such a mess that Firefox won't display them; I used to use Konqueror for that, but I really find all the KDE stuff too cluttered and clunky. For normal use, it still has to be Firefox.
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This one is hard for me to vote because only mplayerplug-in works in Firefox. On the other hand, Opera handles Flash a lot better or does not crash. Even though I use Firefox for almost every site, Opera has made a lot of changes in 2008. Opera has provided some resilience to a Flash crash and no more ads, so I give my vote to Opera.
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People should try Opera 10 alpha. Way faster and better than 9.
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Firefox. Let's hope for Mozilla that Chome does not take off; it is hard to imagine that google will continue as major sponsor if their browser becomes a hit.
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Firefox 3 and NoScript addin does all I want in a no nonsense fashion.
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