Your browser/OS combination for 2011

[Dashel]

IE/Win7 with Chromium on deck.

[HighOnAmbien]

Chrome on Ubuntu 10.10

[Damian]

Safari on Mac OS X

[Charisma Veteran]

Firefox on Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, and sometimes OpenSUSE :rofl:

[+John. Subscriber¹]

Chrome on OS X

[ad!k1337]

Firefox on Windows 7 x64 :whistle:

[Colin-uk Veteran]

:shifty:

I voted.

[MrChainsaw]

I went from FF to Opera on Windows.

[Jimmy0]

Chrome on Windows.

[the better twin]

64 bit IE9 on 64 bit Windows 7- fastest around

[still1]

I believe firefox was dominant in 2010 but now chrome seems to be in upper hand.

Chrome on windows for me.

[...w.K...]

Firefox on Windows 7 for all the plugins I used to suit my likings and just love the way Windows 7 feels! But switch to Chrome for ultra light speed if urgent. XD

[DavidM]

Firefox and Windows 7.... unless something pulls me away from Firefox, no loyalties here, best tool for the job!

[abney317]

Firefox - Windows 7

[bogas04]

Firefox - Windows 7

[Pleasureseeker]

Definitely Firefox on Windows here.

[KoL Veteran]

Chrome on Mac OS X

[jhunt31]

Chrome on Windows 7. Thinking about switching back to Firefox..version 4 looks pretty good

[Magnolia Man]

Opera 11 (glass skin) + Win 7 Pro (Aero)

[remixedcat]

FF4 is teh sexeh.

[Obi-Wan Kenobi]

Windows 7, Chrome. :cool:

[ViZioN]

Windows 7, Firefox (Y)

[_bobcat_ Veteran]

I use Firefox 90-98% of the time (I haven't done a survey to get this number totally accurate).

I'm a ho when it comes to OS's but I am using XP 8 hours a day, 5 days a week so it's probably that *cries*.

[PGHammer]

Specifically, IE 9 on Windows 7 (Ultimate) x64.

Linux-side (the joy of dual-boot), it's Firefox 3.6.12 on Sabayon 5.4 (also x64). I have Firefox 4 beta 8 on both Windows and Sabayon though it is not default for either.

Due to specific issues with each browser, while IE 9 is the default (it's strengths are text-heavy sites and sites that use Silverlight as opposed to Flash or video) on Windows, I also have Firefox (the aforementioned 4b8) for video-heavy sites that don't use Flash or AIR, and Google Chrome for Flash-heavy sites (such as Facebook and partner sites to Facebook); basically, horses for courses.

[bbfc_uk]

IE9 Beta 2 and Windows 7 SP1 RC