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Just out of curiosity what browser??

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04-16-2010, 03:39 PM
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I spend some time with Chrome but did not like the way how Google updates Chrome without even asking me and I like to have sort of control over my PC..
(who knows what else are they doing except updating browser =)

For browsing I am using FF and Opera ... for testing ... as usual developer =)

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I use Firefox and tend to test it first on Firefox but do more thorough tests on IE afterward as a lot of people still use it and while the latest version has improved, there's still some minor compatibility issues. However, I found it much more effective to use tools that emulate the other browsers as that's the best way to spot real compatibility issues as IE isn't always the most problematic, Opera sometimes acts up worse.

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I used to be a fan of Firefox, but it started to be a huge memory and CPU hog so I switched to Chrome. Chrome is good, but I miss my add-ons that I had on Firefox.

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After years of using Internet Explorer I finally switched to Firefox. There were certain things that just wouldn't come up in IE. Firefox has been great and faster too. My daughter uses Chrome and loves it. It's really fast. As a web developer I haven't had a problem with any of them though.

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Everyone have their own preference when it comes to which browser to use. As for me, I am always using Mozilla Firefox & Flock

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I do prefer firefox.

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Google Chrome all the way on both my Mac and PC, I use the built in developer tools, so no extras required which keeps it running fast and smooth.

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I am kinda surprised by the popularity Chrome has gained. Chrome is the default browser on my PC.

Primarily, I use Firefox for browsing. I also use Chrome but no more than 10 minutes a day. (Everyone else at home just uses Chrome.)

For testing, I use Chrome and Firefox. I find no difference the way these two browsers handle the code.

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Originally Posted by ChrisBarber-Riley View Post
Cool beans... why are is Chrome becoming more and more popular?
I only recently started using google chrome on the advice of a friend. I find it quick for search and their apps are pretty cool too.

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I used to use Firefox exclusively, but it started messing up, so I switched to Google Chrome. I really like it. For development, though, I have to test in GC, FF, Opera, and IE7, IE8, and IE9. I sure wish IE would get their act together and at LEAST make their stuff backward compatible!

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