Best web browsers

[slategray]

I personally use Firefox, just because i find the add-ons helpful and make it more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. But I seem to run into a problem when I try and edit the source code and I have gotten an add-on or two to try and correct this problem but i find that they aren't as easy as just prompting a notepad document that you can edit and save. Any suggestions would be great.

[EchoStealth]

Number 1 rule of all forums- never bump old posts! You're gonna get your head bitten off for this one xD

[faazshift]

Number 1 rule of all forums- never bump old posts! You're gonna get your head bitten off for this one xD

I don't think its that bad a thing if the post at least has to do with the topic.

slategray: what addons are you using? I've found firebug to be very useful. you can even edit raw html.

[UNSC_AI8085]

In terms of user friendliness and efficiency, web browsing ALOT faster with google chrome. It loads faster than IE and FF and supposedly it browses faster.

And the cheery on the cake for chrome is that it can spell check every field , that is awesome since i use that feature alot

But what i hate about it is cookie options, buy defult it is set to allow all cookies... i wonder why. And you can't even block all third party cookies. You can't use addons. Isn't it still in beta?

There are probably more issues though

[faazshift]

In terms of user friendliness and efficiency, web browsing ALOT faster with google chrome. It loads faster than IE and FF and supposedly it browses faster.

And the cheery on the cake for chrome is that it can spell check every field , that is awesome since i use that feature alot

But what i hate about it is cookie options, buy defult it is set to allow all cookies... i wonder why. And you can't even block all third party cookies. You can't use addons. Isn't it still in beta?

There are probably more issues though

In my experience, I haven't seen much noticeable speed difference between ff and chrome. Firefox has had spellchecking for a long time, and gives a menu option for every text field to enable spell checking. Addons in firefox are definitely a necessity for me. For the average user I think chrome is great, but for development purposes I think firefox takes the cake. For chrome addons go here: http://www.mychromeaddons.com/

[micosoftword]

i occasionally used firefox in browsing because allmost all public computer shop here just using ie and firefox,but for me safari will be better than the two,its deserve my 100 points from me...lolz

[Goatboy]

i occasionally used firefox in browsing because allmost all public computer shop here just using ie and firefox,but for me safari will be better than the two,its deserve my 100 points from me...lolz

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