I used mozilla pretty much since the beginning and I stayed on 1.7 from when it came out until 1.7.11 which started behaving badly for me on a couple of machines. I hated firebox from the beginning and don't use it. Also hate opera. A lot of good ideas implemented badly. Mozilla is the only one that handles cookies like I want. Now I'm running seamonkey which is just another name for the same old mozilla. Dillo is great and fast but doesn't render 80% of pages correctly so it's pretty worthless except for text browsing. I use links and lynx sometimes. There you have it

Moved: This thread is more suitable in the General forum (nothing slack specific) and has been moved there.

I use Firefox.

I use Opera mostly. Firefox for backup. I find FF too slow. Yes. Fasterfox helps.

Seamonkey is a contender. I love the email client. I find it very reliable with all the features I need.

I find it faster (ok, maybe not the first run LOL) and more stable than Fireferret
Tabs are better handled, lots of skins and are nice, quasi-perfect cross-platform support, widgets (aka plugins), customizable as hell, a lot of panels available, mail client integrated (which I use a lot), mouse gestures (which are pretty comfortable and more user friendly than anything), lots of keyboard shortcuts that are well placed and handy... did I forget something?
Anyway, if something doesn't display or flash/video support becomes odd, FF is always there as a backup
You ought to try to see it yourself

I use FireFox on Mepis, Windows XP and Solaris 10.


sleepy

Firefox ownz. I would miss my extensions too much if I had to use anything else.

I use Seamonkey and Konqueror. A few on the extensions also work in Seamonkey.

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.0.7) Gecko/20060830 Firefox/1.5.0.7 (Debian-1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.7-1)
Enabled Extensions: [14]

* ChatZilla 0.9.75
* Colorful Tabs 1.4
* Copy URL + 1.3.2
* FlashGot 0.5.96.060910
* InfoLister 0.9e
* Mouse Gestures 1.5.1
* MR Tech Local Install 5.2
* NoScript 1.1.4.3
* PDF Download 0.7.5
* Stylish 0.3.2
* Tabbrowser Preferences 1.2.8.9
* Torbutton 1.0.4
* WebmailCompose 0.6.6
* Yahoo! Toolbar 1.3.0.20060829

I have Firefox, Seamonkey, Konqueror, elinks, dillo. w3m, and elinks installed. Firefox gets used 99% of the time.

I'm using 1.5.0.5 and don't notice any probs with Gmail.
Why not Thunderbird for e/gmail?

mjb

1.5.0.6 = no problems on any site...

Konqueror - because of it's integration into KDE.

I'm using microsoft internet explorer. I'm on my home windows, due to faliure in installation. But I usually do run Firefox.

I run Firefox on windows, and linux, as well as a PortableFirefox(windows usb). I prefer the adblock functionality in firefox, and that's what's kept me away from opera. I do like the standards compliance of opera 9(passed the Acid2 test), but adblock and the web developer toolbar are the two things that keep me on firefox.

Latest Seamonkey (the new Mozilla 1.8.x) without Calendar/Mailnews/Composer/Chatzilla and compiled for my architecture. Mozilla's Download-Manager sucks, though. I don't know why it sucks up the CPU. Konqueror is fine, but it segfaults sometimes when I delete a folder or unmount a CD. Latest Firefox when GooglePages doesn't recognize any of the two above.

1.5.0.5 was fine for me with Gmail, just 1.5.0.7 appears to crash on it a lot :/. I have started using Thunderbird for Gmail now, though.

SwiftFox + FasterFox. My browser's a lean, green, speed machine!