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I voted firefox ... it's what I use on all platforms. Anyway, I've used the mozilla stuff since the early netscape, back when it competed with mosaic, and it's always done the job pretty well.
FF and Iceweasel were crashmeisters last year, and Chrome?! on a Linux forum?! or is that just wishfiul thinking.
I tried it on both Vista and Xp............ then I installed Opera
Maybe I can be a counterpoint
FF3/Iceweasel have worked for me all through the year.
If they didn't behave, I'd just twist their arms till they worked.
Have not had any problems since
I'll be very happy when Dillo gets javascript and secure support fully working. But, links does everything I need (even the limited javascript I need). And it does render some pages better than lynx (which is my second favorite).
The addons/customization make Firefox the only one I use on a regular everyday basis. That said, I'm not happy with FF 3 and the "awful bar", places.sqlite etc. though I'll soon have to learn to live with it (still using FF2x).
Distribution: Linux 2.4.21-57.ELsmp HP-UX 11.11 11.23
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I use 3 browsers in the following sequence:
1) firefox
2) Web Browser, File Manager, ...
Konqueror 3.1.3-52 Red Hat
From Authors:
David Faure
Simon Hausmann
Michael Reiher
Matthias Welk
Alexander Nuendorf
Michael Brade
Lars Knoll
Antii Koivisto
Dirk Mueller
Peter Kelly
Waldo Bastian
Matt Koss
Alex Zepeda
Stephen Kulow
Richard Moore
Dima Rogozin
Wynn Wilkes
Harri Porten
George Staikos
Dawit Alamayehu
Carsten Pfeiffer
Torsten Rahn
Torben Weis
Joseph Weninger
3) Mozilla 1.4
Mozilla/5.0
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