Which Brower(s)?

[rayzorblue]

I use firefox 3 because I love the customisation and I also use the Wii browser occasionally to view the BBC's Iplayer on the TV because the good old BBC have made it specially Wii compatible, unlike ITV which runs on the awful silverlight software which doesn't even work properly on the PC half the time and it doesn't work at all on the Wii.

[thirtywinter]

Google Chrome. Fast and neat. Just the way I like'em!

[Harrison]

Google Chrome. Fast and neat. Just the way I like'em!

And full of Google spyware! Collecting everything you do in the browser and storing in their huge archiving computers. This includes your cookies, passwords, email addresses and login information. If you think the FBI want to keep tabs on someone's progress, you haven't witnessed Google's attempts!

[thirtywinter]

I'm fine with any tracking software they might have. I actually use Gmail for business purposes as well in conjunction with the Google G1 phone. Very handy.

That being said, you have peaked my curiosity. Do you have any links to back this up with?

[Demon Cleaner]

Switched from Firefox 2 to 3 some days ago and basically use it most of the time.

[woody.cool]

All the cool kids are Firefoxed up nowadays

[Buleste]

I use FF3 and IE7 (well I don't my mother does) which I've just upgraded to IE8. IE8 the most nothing upgrade ever. Whereas there was a big change graphically between 6 and 7, IE8 is the same as 7. I can't tell any difference. The only thing that's prbably different is the fact that M$ have released more M$ tying software and protocols so that you have to use M$ software or else!

[v85rawdeal]

All the cool kids are Firefoxed up nowadays

Yey, I'm cool (but don't tell Buleste that...)

[Puni/Void]

Google Chrome. Fast and neat. Just the way I like'em!

And full of Google spyware! Collecting everything you do in the browser and storing in their huge archiving computers. This includes your cookies, passwords, email addresses and login information. If you think the FBI want to keep tabs on someone's progress, you haven't witnessed Google's attempts!

That doesn't sound good at all. Do they actually archive ones passwords, email addresses and such? If yes, then I doubt that most people are aware of this.

[Stephen Coates]

I though google kept everything? Probably for advertising purposes. I believe that is what they do/did with GMail.

When I installed this copy of Windows 2000 a couple of years ago, the first thing I did was go into IE5 and use it to download Opera 9. As I use Opera 99.9% of the time, IE5 has barely been touched.