Comments for Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari – Which is the best browser? at http://www.firefoxopera.com , comment 1 to 68 out of 20 comments http://www.firefoxopera.com Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:25:08 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-615 Avant is an easy-going browser which open webpages fast and use less memory. - robert Wed, 14 Sep 2011 08:37:32 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-614 I'm using Avant browser ,a small browser. - elfsun Fri, 09 Sep 2011 03:29:31 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-609 Opera is undoubtedly the best, the fastest, the most feature packed out-of-the-box, the most secure, the most reliable. If you do not use Opera, you in fact do not use internet. - Renata Sun, 12 Jun 2011 02:18:26 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-607 I have using firfox for last 6 years still not feeling to use cromo of IE, The latest version is quit impressive and easy tab access. - UK Web hosting Thu, 12 May 2011 10:13:11 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-599 Firefox 4.0's many features resemble Previous Google Chrome's, Take a look,, http://goo.gl/6ZYY3 - Manoj Vivek Sat, 16 Apr 2011 17:10:55 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-598 The information posted on this site is out of date as all 5 browsers have had two rounds of major upgrades since this site was launched. Click on my name for a detailed post comparing the latest versions of all 5 browsers. Chrome raised the bar for browsers with speed, security, and simplicity but now the major browser makers have caught up. Chrome is fast and gets out of your way and lets you focus on your work Firefox add-ons let you customize just about anything Opera is fast, works on old hardware and operating systems, and has it's own take on customization Safari is simplest to use and good for those who spend just a few hours/week on the Internet Internet Explorer 9 is great for Windows 7 systems thanks to speed, hardware acceleration, and making browser apps feel like desktop apps I prefer Chrome, with Firefox a close second. But the best browser for you will depend on your work habits and personality. - FilterJoe Tue, 29 Mar 2011 21:32:03 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-595 [b]Microsoft Internet Explorer:[/b] The best if you have yet to realize that other browsers exist [i](perfect for your average joe)[/i] [b]Google Chrome:[/b] The best if you want to go fast and keep it simple [i](perfect for conservative republicans)[/i] [b]Firefox:[/b] The best all around... but only if you know how to customize it properly, otherwise it's useless. [i](perfect for artistic creative types who like to have everything just so)[/i] [b]Apple Safari:[/b] Best for replicating the Mac theme and feel. [i](Perfect for indies and hipsters)[/i] [b]Opera:[/b] Don't care how great Opera is, it's not cool and never will be cool... but it really is an awesome browser in many many ways. [i](perfect for elitist computer nerds who use linux and KNOW that they're all that and a bag of chips)[/i] [b]Any Browser other than these:[/b] Not even worth mentioning. - Bill Gluckman Fri, 18 Mar 2011 05:54:50 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-591 I have to say that I love the addons and functionality that Firefox provides. It's quick and easy and there's literally an addon for anything you need. I have started to use Chrome lately and am impressed with the speed of use of the browser overall. I think eventually Chrome will surpass Firefox in popularity, it's just a matter of time. - Best Browsers Mon, 14 Mar 2011 16:48:25 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-587 I've been using Opera for the long time (before that I was using IE 6, but I've changed it because of lack of tabs, they are necessary, remember that IE 6 takes very little of memory, that's why it is as good as unix Links). Big advantages of Opera are: - possibility to RUN program which you are downloading instantly (saving it to temporary dir), - possibility to analyse sites with DragonFly, - biggest scores in ACID 3 (it is useful because you can view sites properly in every case), - possibility to search from address bar with one letter wherever you want, - possibility to mask yourself easily (as FF, IE or Safari), - your forms don't delete after reversing to them by backspace or so, - more... But since Opera 11 have been released Opera is not a good choice. I've experienced that it start as slowly as FF and it sometimes crashes when I want to run PDF file using RUN option (when I choose what Opera should do with downloaded file). So now I am confused. I've tried almost every browser and I don't get anything similar to Opera 10. I am screwed. - Guest Sun, 16 Jan 2011 13:43:52 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-580 Opera is awesome. - Laa Fri, 26 Nov 2010 20:15:06 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-578 :)This is super.I will download this type of browsers only.Size of this browser is very low.Absolutely these browser are very good Votes 51 - aniruddh Fri, 19 Nov 2010 11:06:30 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-577 :P :P These type of browser are loopy.They make ourselves foolish - aniruddh Fri, 19 Nov 2010 11:00:55 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-574 I suppose many guys usually run several browsers in same day. And there must be difference about using frequency. It can be called as best one for user. For me, Opera10>chrome canary9>chrome7>>sleipnir2.9>IE8>firefox3.6>woopie2>safari5 In these days, I use opera at first because good speed performance and speed-dial feature which is easy to use and modify. but some times use chrome because opera has poor filter.Occasionally use Sleipnir/IE because poor site can be seen by IE only. Others are used by specific reason only: Firefox for using "modify header". Woopie for downloading youtube video. safari for rarely using "Open Page with" . - Charishi Thu, 11 Nov 2010 04:02:16 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-573 The same story continues,eventhis version also not compatible with many sites as mentioned in my earlier commentit is not compatible many Web sites. I am able to open all with Firefox,Chrome as well as Avant. Not able to open with the latest version also. What is the use, though it is fast.Switch to Avant finally . - frankly Wed, 10 Nov 2010 07:31:04 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-572 Although everything about this browser is great i abandoned the use of it just for the simple reason of it CRASHING too OFTEN.Back to Avant which I used to use. - greece Tue, 09 Nov 2010 07:51:36 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-559 maybe firefox could move faster a small little bit but opera can save the webpages like cheetah...and as *.mht file type ... that makes saving and reading pages more easier....also when you try to save a webpage firefox will save it like downloading files so you will wait to redownloading the elements again ...while on opera you just click save to save it like it is now with no need to remake a new fresh copy of the webpage... another great thing is the speeddial that opera has ... it's beautifull thing opera provide ... it has a good shape not like all ... it's not like all windows rectangle form ... it's edited with cool colors those you could change... my use as a normal user says that opera is better than firefox... but i'm not sure why everybody singing about firefox ... whether if it's opensource or not ... it's not a bigdeal after all ... it' s slow developed .... i'm sure more competors make softwares more well acting but maybe that's just the point. - myname Thu, 30 Sep 2010 14:50:56 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-557 Well, I used to love Firefox, and I've used it my entire life. But I can't take it any more. I have to kill the process after I shut it down or else it'll use all my system resources (This happens on more than one computer), memory leaks, oh, and if I use it more than a couple hours on my BRAND NEW Win7 machine, it'll eventually stop working by not playing videos correctly, not loading background images, and skipping screens while scrolling. I've had it with Firefox, it's just an old man now. I'll stick with Chromium, I've fallen in love with it. Opera was nice, but not my cup of tea. But dear god, I couldn't take another day of Derpfox any longer. At first I thought it was just because of my old WinXP system in need of a reinstallation, but after it was even worse on a brand new Win7 install was the final straw. - POOTIS Fri, 03 Sep 2010 07:06:19 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-554 I've stuck with FF for several years. This spring a colleague thought I would try Chrome instead. I uninstalled after two weeks because the only difference to when it was in beta was that this time I had sound on the youtube videos. Else it was fast... sometimes, but most of the time it said "Resolving host..." in the status field, and I had to let it through my Comodo firewall several times because it needed to update several times a week. But it just got worse. I might try Chrome again in 3-4 years but I expect it to be the same hog as every time I tried it so far. - Expergo Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:51:48 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-510 It's Firefox for me all the way. I'm really excited what's coming in Firefox 4. I've tried Google Chrome. It's fast, but, it's too bare bones for me. Comodo Dragon is a good choice too if you like Chromium. I've also tried Opera, Flock, you name it. SeaMonkey is also a very good browser too and is also made by Mozilla. - ILuvCompters Fri, 18 Jun 2010 17:35:11 +0100 http://www.firefoxopera.com/home#comment-504 I used Firefox for 7 years until I switched to Chrome in April 2010. Chrome lacked many features I cared about when it was first released, such as full screen mode, reasonable bookmark management, and most importantly extensions. Support for extensions officially came out in January 2010, and within a few months there were thousands of good ones. The thing I like best about Chrome is the emphasis on speed and a minimal interface so that I can focus on getting work done. The latest version of Opera is good this way too. Firefox continues to be the most extensible browser but I found myself constantly trying to changing the interface to make it more like Chrome. So why not just use Chrome? Some of the descriptions (especially Chrome) on this site are out of date. I posted an up-to-date description and comparison of the 5 major browsers on my site last week, and you can get to it by clicking on my name above. - FilterJoe Tue, 15 Jun 2010 19:00:33 +0100