What browser are you using?

Just curious.

Chromeeeeee.

good mannnnnn.

Chrome

Used firefox for yearsss but started to have issues loading sites like youtube etc.

Gradually gotten used to chrome but lack of support on some sites, programs and stuff sucks.

Yeah I was a Firefox user for years aswell then changed over to Chrome a couple of months ago, only problem I have with it is the lack of RSS support and a decent twitter client, although Chromed Bird isn't that bad... they should make echofon for Chrome. Adblock is also a little buggy on Chrome.

Changed to multichoice because some people (ie me) use multiple browsers.

Malky wrote:Changed to multichoice because some people (ie me) are awkward.

I swear Opera was there, did you move it? lolol

I use Firefox on OSX because atm Chrome is only a beta and doesn't work with everything.

As soon as Chrome is released I'll be using the most likely

I used Chrome on my mate's Mac for a little while but not being an OS X user I'm not sure how stable it is generally.

It's perfectly fine. Everything works and mines hasn't crashed once yet on OS X or Linux.

Chrome. I need like 5000 tabs up at the same time, and firefox sucks at using 5000 tabs at the same time. Plus, Chrome is just flat out faster than Firefox.

Scott wrote:I use Firefox on OSX because atm Chrome is only a beta and doesn't work with everything.

As soon as Chrome is released I'll be using the most likely

I do like Chrome but I found a few problems with it as well, not remembering passwords and such, which got a bit frustrating.

I've started using it full time. It's working really well tbh. The only buggy thing for me is that, with firefox you can have bookmarks just below the address bar, but with Chrome you can't.

Not a performance issue or anything. It's just a little but of convenience that I like

Chrome at home, firefox at college (it gets passed the filtering systems xD)

Scott wrote:I've started using it full time. It's working really well tbh. The only buggy thing for me is that, with firefox you can have bookmarks just below the address bar, but with Chrome you can't.

Not a performance issue or anything. It's just a little but of convenience that I like

On Chrome press bookmark next to the address bar, then select bookmarks bar, and it will show up under the address bar.

I use Firefox most of the time, but IE sometimes. I've downloaded Chrome but not yet found if it's possible to copy bookmarks from Firefox to Chrome.

LeeLee wrote:

Scott wrote:I've started using it full time. It's working really well tbh. The only buggy thing for me is that, with firefox you can have bookmarks just below the address bar, but with Chrome you can't.

Not a performance issue or anything. It's just a little but of convenience that I like

On Chrome press bookmark next to the address bar, then select bookmarks bar, and it will show up under the address bar.

Yeah, my bookmarks bar only showed up when you opened a new tab. Just noticed though that I can put it there.

So now I have no niggles with Chrome

Scott wrote:I've started using it full time. It's working really well tbh. The only buggy thing for me is that, with firefox you can have bookmarks just below the address bar, but with Chrome you can't.

Not a performance issue or anything. It's just a little but of convenience that I like

Ctrl+B put them up on Chrome...

EDIT: Seems like you've got it fixed already XD