Furryfox.

I looooove chrome Its so pretty

Good choice!
I use both Firefox and Chrome.

I use Chrome for the speed. I was using Firefox but it is a lot slower starting up and moving in general for me. I havent used Firefox 4 enough though to see if there is a difference.

You have made the best decision of your computers life.

I might try it. I only switched to Chrome because GMail and other JavaScript intensive websites didn't freeze the entire browser. Of course it's also faster, too. I keep longing for Firefox because of the superb adblocking and community. I also had to download FileZilla because I was using FireFTP as my main FTP client (lol).

EDIT: Oh my god. This is wonderful. brb uninstalling Chrome.

It is snappier then 3.6. But I still find that it is slower overall compared too Chrome 6

Don't worry though, the switch from Google Chrome to Opera will be just as good.

Opera browser | Faster & safer internet | Free download

Aleksandr wrote:

Don't worry though, the switch from Google Chrome to Opera will be just as good.

Opera browser | Faster & safer internet | Free download

Okay, so what's better, Firefox or Chrome?

Firefox has a larger selection of extensions and add-ons, and is said to be more customisable, whereas Chrome's webpage rendering engine is definitely the faster of the two and is also more standards compliant. Basically, if you care what your browser looks like, go with Firefox, if you care about speed and web standards, Chrome is the way to go.

Another option to consider is SRWare Iron, which is essentially Chrome (same source code) but with the "phone-home-to-the-Googleplex-about-your-browsing-habits" component removed.

I use Mozilla Firefox. More safer and faster.

rmg126 wrote:

Firefox has a larger selection of extensions and add-ons, and is said to be more customisable, whereas Chrome's webpage rendering engine is definitely the faster of the two and is also more standards compliant. Basically, if you care what your browser looks like, go with Firefox, if you care about speed and web standards, Chrome is the way to go.

Another option to consider is SRWare Iron, which is essentially Chrome (same source code) but with the "phone-home-to-the-Googleplex-about-your-browsing-habits" component removed.

Just build Chromium.

Compile from sauce, you say? Never was able to find a n00b-pr00f guide.

Is the upcoming IE9 supposed to be any good? Or...at least better?

The only reason you can give against not using Opera is because it isn't open source. So where does it say open source is better than closed source?

Aleksandr wrote:

The only reason you can give against not using Opera is because it isn't open source. So where does it say open source is better than closed source?

That's not my opinion at all. I'm no Richard Stallman, I couldn't care less if it was open or closed source. Opera is slow and shitty and has an annoying, ugly UI. That's all.