The Definitive "BEST BROWSER" thread


What is the Best Browser  

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  1. 1. What is the Best Browser

    • Mozilla/Firefox
      427
    • Opera
      86
    • Internet Explorer
      111
    • IE Alternative (MyIE2, etc)
      85
    • Netscape
      1
    • Safari
      13
    • Konqueror
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    • Lynx
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    • K-Meleon
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    • Other
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  • 2 weeks later...

so im sick and ****ing tired of these pile of **** threads.....people act like we're changing our minds everyday in the ****ing browser wars. on the front page of the forums it should have "do NOT make these threads" and have a link to ones already in existance

firefox ;)

You've got to be a total moron to open a thread like this.....

Use the damn search, this topic has been discussed and is being discussed in various flavours.

Here here

I agree.

Try and use the search feature.

Edited by Davey

Just shut up about it and ignore then. I'm sick and tired of both; 1) the people who post threads like this (and therefore try to ignore) and 2) the people who "constantly" posts replies like, 'a moron to open a thread like this', 'I agree', 'close'.

1) The people who open threads like these are newbies, just like they cant type at 100 wpm.

2) You guys must be well over your newbie stages, and thereby are highly regarded in technological manner than the people in 1). So why should you look down and keep your ugly mouths open? Just give them a chance and let them be. Ignore. At least try and s-h-u-t y-o-u-r h-o-l-e.

Welcome to Neowin dude. As you have seen, we have a lovely search feature here. Try to use that next time as we have about 50 of these threads already.

I use Firefox and the only issues I can see with it right now are CSS issues. But it's getting better.

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