[toyotast165]

I use IE as my main browsers, and sometimes use Firefox. Hate chrome and most things scroogle.

[WasteSomeTime]

Chrome and ie. Chrome because of the extensions like adblock. ie because some websites still don't support chrome.
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[Lisa_Pinguo]

Chrome first, then IE 10.

[ally42]

Been using Opera for almost 10 years now. Wow...Time flies.

[Rndomuser]

Mostly Firefox (because of extensions and customizations and also because of a habit of using it for many years). IE only when absolutely necessary (its limitations are unacceptable for my personal needs). I've tried Chrome and it is undoubtedly the fastest one, but FF works good enough for my needs, even with dozens of tabs open whole day, so I see no good reason to use Chrome.

[Seenivasan]

Mainly I am using Mozilla Firefox.

[misstyrion]

Mozilla, I just always used it on my families computer growing up.

But my ex prefers it, and he's a computer nerd so I figured it must be good for something.

[Michael Archambault]

I love Google's Chrome browser and it is my default, despite how I feel in general about the company. Perfect mixture of compatibility, speed, design, etc.

I do use IE11 when I am in tablet mode with my YOGA as the touch support is unbeatable.

I would like to either see IE11 step up their web engine or for Google to invest more heavily in a touch version of Chrome (that works).

[QilleRz]

Mostly Firefox (because of extensions and customizations and also because of a habit of using it for many years). IE only when absolutely necessary (its limitations are unacceptable for my personal needs). I've tried Chrome and it is undoubtedly the fastest one, but FF works good enough for my needs, even with dozens of tabs open whole day, so I see no good reason to use Chrome.

I bet you are a desktop user?

I use IE as main browser. Love the touch interface. Occasionally use Chrome especially when I want to use plugin like Java.

[Loco5150]

Firefox for years now.

Although Ive been thinking that maybe I should try to switch to IE. Isnt synced tabs etc coming soon, so it would beneficial to use it also in desktop? Im not sure though will IE be able to give me same extensions etc as Firefox.

Chrome is a no no for me because of Google.

[Laura Knotek]

Firefox for years now.

Although Ive been thinking that maybe I should try to switch to IE. Isnt synced tabs etc coming soon, so it would beneficial to use it also in desktop? Im not sure though will IE be able to give me same extensions etc as Firefox.

Chrome is a no no for me because of Google.

What extensions do you like?

[nocial]

Opera has been my primary and only browser for years.

[nemecek_f]

Firefox can handle my 50+ open tabs... Sometimes I also use Opera and IE11.

[psudotechzealot]

Mozilla Firefox.

[Loco5150]

What extensions do you like?

I have AdBlock Plus, Element Hiding Helper for AdBlock, Media Hint, Lazarus, Disconnect and Disconnect Search. I guess the first ones are the most important.

I like Firefox also because you can make it really compact and still have favourite sites as buttons. Only 2 rows have everything.

[S Vaibhav]

I use IE 11 exclusively.

[nocial]

How is IE leading the poll?!

[S Vaibhav]

How is IE leading the poll?!

Why shouldn't it :P

[dream_theory]

I use Waterfox. It's a 64 bit mod of sorts for Firefox, it basically supports mostly everything Firefox does, while only some plugins and apps are guaranteed to work, I find everything I used on Firefox works just fine.

I hated Chrome when it was new and I still hate it today. I've been using Firefox since the early 2000s and it has become second nature to me, so Waterfox is perfect for me. I will probably use Nightly if and when it becomes polished and officially out of beta, but Waterfox does wonders for me right now.

[AV2RY]

I've been using Opera from at least 2007 and probably its going to bee my Default browser forever. Never liked other browsers (IE, FFox, Chrome) because all kind of garbage* gets installed there (can't remember what they* are called, its around address bar).. But unfortunately not all websites work with Opera properly, so have to use additional browser (it can be any but Chrome, I hate it)

[Laura Knotek]

I use Waterfox. It's a 64 bit mod of sorts for Firefox, it basically supports mostly everything Firefox does, while only some plugins and apps are guaranteed to work, I find everything I used on Firefox works just fine.

I hated Chrome when it was new and I still hate it today. I've been using Firefox since the early 2000s and it has become second nature to me, so Waterfox is perfect for me. I will probably use Nightly if and when it becomes polished and officially out of beta, but Waterfox does wonders for me right now.

I'm running 64-bit Nightly, and I haven't had any crashes or bugs in over 6 months.

[Laura Knotek]

I've been using Opera from at least 2007 and probably its going to bee my Default browser forever. Never liked other browsers (IE, FFox, Chrome) because all kind of garbage* gets installed there (can't remember what they* are called, its around address bar).. But unfortunately not all websites work with Opera properly, so have to use additional browser (it can be any but Chrome, I hate it)

I used to like legacy Opera, but now it's so slow that it reminds me of dial-up Internet. Opera 18 just lacks features; for instance, there isn't even any way to send a link via email using Outlook (the client, not Outlook.com).