Yes it freezes!!

Firefox

of course... Firefox.

(Not wanting to start a war.) In my experience, on my system, Firefox is slower than Opera. I have good RAM and good processor.

I went with Opera (even though I'm writing this from Iceweasel...). Been looking at it a lot lately and I'm slowly inching my way over to it.

I have to say Opera, without a question.

I use Opera as my main browser. But I also have Firefox & Google Chrome installed. I use Chrome if I just want to check something quickly, and Firefox occasionally for a few of it's addons or something.

I only switched to Opera 4 months ago, before that I had used Firefox since 2005. Opera had so many features I liked, including:
- Bookmark syncronization
- Download tabs
- and so many others.

Personally I use Midori for one-shot browsing sessions. It matures fast and takes good design features from both Opera and Firefox. I also voted Midori, although Opera is my main browser.

Agree with you about SRWare Iron. It's very promising and deserving of it's own slot.

Firefox downloads?? Most downloads I save to be able to open it. If I can't I send the document to a google e-mail account and then download from there. Then Firefox / Open systems have no problem.

Have other Browsers have fewer problems (other than ie7)?

Opera. I uninstalled it in the noble cause of open-source purism, but after 2 weeks, I'm going back. Ffox is ok, well more than ok, I used it all the time before Opera. Someone mentioned ffox not working so well with Ubuntu, I second that - speed dial unstable - flawless in Op, which I also find faster.

Firefox, baby!

Firefox, and Seamonkey as a second, as it is good for lightweight stuff and works with many firefox addons.

Firefox Konqueror SeaMonkey all 3

Missed this. Sorry.

It's probably not too productive to get into a blow by blow rehash of the last ten years but one example would be the "MS-ificiation" of the keyboard shortcuts. Hmmm... I can't remember what they were on mid 90's versions of Netscape, so maybe it was return to old MS shortcuts of yore, but after MS ate Netscape and *nix dev heads took up the torch to continue gecko development, they were more consistent with *nix. Another would be that FF is no longer 100% on css acid test - still beats IE, but sad that whereas standards conformance was a something to brag about it's now been pushed to the back burner.

But hey, for those coming from IE who've never used anything else, more power to you.

P.S.; Speaking of days of yore, one browser that is no more that was pretty sweet was Galeon. Devhead wars led to fork to Epiphany, then resolution pulled Galeon back under auspices of Epiphany but apparently the "epiphany" was lost on me....

Firefox and Arora , yes I know two different rendering engines , but Arora is really fast just wish it would work better with extreme .js sites like google wave.

Thanks for two great products.