I personally prefer Firefox, mostly because it's the best browser to use to play the RGR. It used to be Chrome, though after the patch that disabled NAPI plugins making the RGR unusable in Chrome, Firefox quickly replaced it.

I personally use Google Chrome. It's quick, very good at handling anything thrown at it, and still has quite a bit of add-on support. I used to use nothing but Firefox, but it tends to be slower and has serious issues with memory leakage, even in its most recent versions.

It caused even more problems when I was using my old computer a few years ago, which only had 2GB of RAM. It did not end well when combined with my tendency to open way too many tabs at once and the aforementioned memory leaks. It would freeze up for minutes at a time if I didn't manage my memory properly.

I did try using Internet Explorer back around the time when the Plugin didn't work with Google Chrome, but it had serious issues with the RGR Plugin as well. Namely, it had a nasty habit of crashing at the most inopportune times. I got so fed up with it that I started using Firefox just because I wanted to stop the random crashes.

I've never used Opera as of right now, although I did use an old mobile version of it on an old phone that I still have. It seems to be optimized for speed, from what I've heard, but geeogree, aka Slime Man, really doesn't like it for some reason.

Alright, so I haven't been on the site for 3 years so I may or may not have already been on this thread, but whatever, I'm posting again. I personally use Google Chrome as my "default" go-to browser. However, since it doesn't support Unity anymore (boo) I use Firefox to play things like Ghoul Catchers, or FPS Man . But only if I have to. IE I used to use for shockwave games, but now even those don't work on it anymore. Opera I have installed, but never really used (it seems like just another Google Chrome to me, as it's a browser with extensions and a similar layout. :/

Why what the is the obsession and love for chrome? it eats your memory up like hell, isn't light at all, looks really ugly by default (and there's only one Cammy theme on there basically proving my point). also forced updates and more is awful. Why support closed source too, open source is the way to go:

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I will continue to keep my stance for Opera as the best internet web browser after using so many over the last few years.

The thing for Opera is that it is kind of like Google Chrome, the parts with the plugins and abilities, but Opera has a better launch speed, a better browsing speed, and a better loading speed. Opera also still has support for all NPAPI plugins, which Google does not have.

When it comes to all of the plugins given by Google Chrome, something that is a very big high, Opera actually has a bigger inventory of plugins and addons that have a much higher rate of working and are faster and more diverse than those of fellow competitor Google Chrome. 

As I use a family computer, Firefox is my default browser so some links do tend to open up into the Firefox browser. What I don't like about firefox is that not only is it slower and less reliable in both bootup and browsing than that of Opera, and even Chrome, but downloads are slower and not as reliable as those that you download on your Opera browser. 

I have changed my mind, slightly. I use Firefox more than any other web browser now because Google Chrome started going REALLY slow on my old computer. I had no idea why, but it seems to work just fine on this new computer. But since I've been on Firefox for so long by now I just stick with it. The only problem I have with Firefox is that I can't upload Youtube videos with it and whenever I watch streams they are always slow. Google Chrome does not have these problems, so maybe I'll switch to Google Chrome again. I dunno.

Firefox? more like fireF*** YEAH! I used to do IE a lot but now I like Firefox.

IE is not secure at all, and most webpages don't display correctly with IE (at least with my experience) so I highly dislike it. Never used Opera.

I used to really like Firefox, but after a while it becomes so SLOW and leaving Firefox open for a while will kill your computer :c. Besides it disabled Norton for some dumb reason and I can't re-enable it.

I like Google Chrome. While it may not be the fastest, at least it doesn't kill my computer when it's left open for long.

Also, at school I really like Puffin (especially on Ipads at school). It basically uses a proxy to unblock pretty much everything, and the only downside to it is that it can be blocked due to age restrictions...

Out of the big three browsers, I must say that Chrome is the best, hands down. However, I Personally Use Torch, which is a browser based on Chromium, and It looks just like google Chrome But has quite a few nice features like a built-in torrent program.

Firefox is okay too, But to me, Chrome/Torch looks so much better and is more functional.
As for Internet Explorer/Microsoft Edge.... I won't get into those as this is a family friendly site

I use Fire Fox, while I have had my issues with the web browser in the past, it's better then some of them out there. Google Chrome is good as well. As for Internet Explorer. I don't think it's that bad, but that is just me lol.

We all know that the Steam Overlay Browser is the best.

Really though, I don't buy drugs, weapons or stolen electronics or recruit for ISIS with anything but Tor.

OK, for the actual serious answer... I've tried a few browsers like Chrome, Firefox, IE, Opera etc., but the only one that works well consistently for me is Firefox. Everything else is really slow, crashes, spies on you or everything above. I'm certainly open to other choices if there's evidence that it works better, though.

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Triple post....

I use Firefox but am not a fan of Google's technologies as they try too hard to monopolize everything. 

Firefox is probably the best browser in my opinion

I actually started liking Firefox more than Chrome now, the only thing I think that Chrome does better is being able to duplicate tabs, but that's about it. I hope that Chrome gets a little better though, as I might go back to it.

I never understood the love for FireFox. I hate how it looks and it feels like it operates a lot slower than chrome.

I use safari on mobile devices but mostly because that's the default and I'm too lazy to change it

I use Google Chrome almost all the time. Firefox is my go to browser for flash based or plugin reliable content and Microsoft Edge, which is just there and i can't do nothing about it.

I've been saying this for years, but Chrome has been very reliable for me for quite some time now. The extensions also make browsing much easier and smoother to go around the sites I visit as well. A close second was Opera, but after exploring extensions and custom stuff for my browsing experience, Chrome is the way to go.

For me, chrome is easily the best and most reliable browser I've ever used for a combination of reasons:

1. It has a sleek, simple interface

Being completely honest, Internet Explorer and Firefox have a much clunkier look and aren't as visually sleek and appealing as chrome is. Surprisingly enough (or not), it's little things like this that have a huge influence on browser popularity.

2. The useful extensions

Chrome has an impressive library of useful extensions that all serve a variety of purposes. Even though IE and Firefox both have extensions of their own, they don't hold a candle to Chrome's. Overall, Chrome boasts a lot of customization in the form of themes and color schemes. This is a huge plus for many, including myself.

I could go on all day about how great Chrome is, but these are the two main reasons I prefer Chrome over other web browsers.