bart3385

July 08, 2009 at 2:57am

For those who thought IE8 dropped some of the useful features in IE7, like the automatically reopening of previous webpages.... hit the Tools menu, and click on....

atomaweapon

July 06, 2009 at 5:10pm

I was actually using 8 for a little bit, but reverted back to 7. To please all those standards junkies, it seems half my sites don't show up right in IE8. They also removed the "Open these tabs when you launch IE again" whenever I close a window with multimple tabs. That was a quick time saver whenever I do web devlopment. Sure you can go to "tools options" or somewhere to enable it, but it was too much of a drag.

So there was no real reason for me to keep it. I like a couple of it's features but not enough to keep it around.

Queenof1

July 06, 2009 at 12:40pm

I'm using IE7 but I want to switch to FF. I just keep forgetting to use it.

Wildebeast

July 06, 2009 at 10:56am

I gave up on IE, when 7 came out... massively bigger & working no better for me than the previous ver. The large number of patches is not encouraging, either.

I dunno, maybe it's all because I'm still riding 56k... Maybe someday they'll come up with a "light" version that would actually work for me.

I use FF, just upgraded to 3 on my desktop ---the memory problem did not impress me, on the laptop I'd upgraded earlier. (Luckily the cache status extension survived the upgrade.)

I tried Chrome a couple of months ago. I can't remember when I've seen a browser crash/lock-up so much. If I weren't totally attached to all my extensions [for keeping down all the garbage that comes with loading most web-pages] --Chrome might be use-able, once they fix it...

BobbyPhoenix

July 06, 2009 at 8:48am

Love the Fox for work, and ad free browsing.  Use it 90% of the time.  I switch to IE8 just for a change here and there, but I do like enough, and use it often enough, to be happy with it.  Especially with adblock ie (http://adblockie.codeplex.com/) which gets rid of most ads like adblock plus.

leetNightshade

July 06, 2009 at 7:31am

I usually use Chrome for just quickly browsing the internet, but when I want to browse without losing a session, I use Firefox.  It's just the better all around browser since it has add-ons, unlike chrome.

vistageek

July 06, 2009 at 7:24am

PIZONWNED!!!!!

lol, I am using google chrome.