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For me, it used to be Chrome. I switched from Firefox to Chrome shortly after Chrome came out. However, recently I switched back to Firefox. The reason for this is because I use Synergy between both my laptops almost constantly. Chrome doesn't work well with Synergy on the server side, therefore I was forced to use Firefox. Firefox, however, is much better than it used to be I think. I have very little issues with it, aside from poor flash performance (thanks to Adobe for dropping Linux support). So, I still use Chrome when I want to watch Hulu as flash performs better in Chrome, from my experience.
Distribution: Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, and derivatives
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The old command line staple still blazes past the graphical competition, who have become too focused on other things besides browsing and information extraction as of late.
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