What Web Browser do you use?

[WHOSYOURDADDY]

I passed along an idea for a potiental new feature with Scott (Reefland) and I am really interested in knowing what type of Web Browsers that everyone uses.

[Reefland]

Hey James,

I use FF at work and IE at home although I am getting more used to using FF at home. At work FF is the only option and I like it. There are some sweet options for Mozilla, especially the Reefland.com search utility.

[saltjunkie]

Hey James,

I use FF at work and IE at home although I am getting more used to using FF at home. At work FF is the only option and I like it. There are some sweet options for Mozilla, especially the Reefland.com search utility.

I 98% of the time us FF.. but every now and then i have to use IE,, some sites still dont 100% work with the fox..

[yankeebobo]

IE, Netscape, FF and Opera. We developing requires many views.

[jiggly75]

What's the big differences between IE and FF? I use IE. I might try FF

[Reefland]

Hi jiggly75, here is a thread with some FF vs. IE comparisons:
Mozilla

[WHOSYOURDADDY]

What's the big differences between IE and FF? I use IE. I might try FF

Fire Fox:

Editors' note: In the original version of this review, we neglected to point out that Firefox has the ability to view blocked pop-up advertising and to selectively allow and disallow pop-ups from individual Web sites. We regret any confusion. (11/12/2004)

Mozilla Firefox is the dream Internet browser you've been looking for. Featuring a host of small technical improvements, including tabbed browsing, built-in and customizable search bars, and a built-in RSS reader, Mozilla's Firefox browser is the one that should finally put a dent in Microsoft Internet Explorer's unrivaled market dominance. While its lack of ActiveX support might prevent some sites from working properly, after more than three weeks of use in our tests, Firefox remained fast and stable and displayed an impressive range of cutting-edge browsing options. We were able to view every Web site just fine, thank you. If you're fed up with the latest Internet Explorer security patch issued from Microsoft or with the latest virus to capitalize on some flaw in IE, you should switch to Firefox--now.

Full Review of FireFox by CNET

Internet Explorer

If you haven't already heard, the latest version of Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 6 for Web browsing is available only to Windows XP SP2 users; all other Windows users are now frozen in time. Microsoft is hoping the privacy, security, and other improvements bundled into the latest Windows XP SP2 released will maintain its dominance in the market for another two years or so until the next version of Windows is ready. But small improvements and countless security patches for IE haven't changed the software's overall functionality much in years, which has given newer browsers such as Firefox an advantage when it comes to cutting-edge features and security. In our opinion, it's time for a new Internet browser. For cutting-edge technology and better Internet security, we like Firefox over Internet Explorer, but for various reasons, you'll probably continue to use IE at work for the near future.

Full Review of Internet Explorer 6 by CNET

I am asking the question because FireFox does not recognize many dynamic features currently available in IE or NS.

[WHOSYOURDADDY]

Hi jiggly75, here is a thread with some FF vs. IE comparisons:
Mozilla

You beat me to that one Scott

[Reefland]

Hey your reply was a bit more intuitive though.

[jiggly75]

Thanks for the info. everyone! I think i'm going to try FF.

[Reefland]

I think you'll like it. Like I mentioned in the Mozilla thread linked about don't forget to install your Reefland.com search utility.

[NaH2O]

Safari here

[WHOSYOURDADDY]

Thanks everyone who replied your feedback has been very much appreciated.