It's a decision with the top four that I have used before. Those four are Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome. I am going to talk about some of the things these four browsers feature and then vote them based on my opinion.

Internet Explorer: 
You're standard browser that you start with (if you are a PC [Computer] user.) It's efficient and gets the job done. Homepages for this browser can be changed but are usually seen as MSN, Yahoo, Bing, or Microsoft homepage. This works well if you are just surfing the web, checking your e-mail, playing a simple game, or going on social chat sites and stuff. Very easy to use; The tools icon is quickly accessible at the top right corner. Can be assumed as the best browser if you are a PC user, because this is already installed and ready for quick use. Simple layout. Some sites can be viewed best with this browser. Has frequent updates. 

Firefox Mozilla: 
Sometimes the standard browser on a Mac, but very, very slow. Like Internet Explorer, this browser can also view a page best. However, it appears and feels very slow when using it. The layout is a bit sluggish and dull; fat boxes for tabs and usually has a homepage set to Firefox Google Search or what you set it to. The layout can be changed with Firefox skins for personalizing it. Tools accessed at the top right (same as IE) and has some updates as well. Not the most popular browser from what I have heard and seen.

Google Chrome:
Wow! Google has their own browser! Yeah, it's been up for more than a year, I think. Google Chrome is said to be the best browser for usage (again, from what I have heard and seen.) It's fast and efficient, but isn't  a standard browser set up on a PC or a Mac. Google Chrome is downloaded from the internet, and is therefore sometimes considered not trusted. Google Chrome displays site ratings based on popular vote, has the tools icon on the upper right corner, fast performance which is good for just surfing the web, playing games (including those from Chrome Store or Apps), using social networks or whatever it is you do. This browser is good for your all-around usage, like Internet Explorer. However, there is a downside to this browser. Sometimes Google Chrome can freeze, crash, and end up having to 'kill' pages. Very simple to use and has a feature of pinning tabs, bookmarking sites, having Google search in the URL bar (like auto-complete where it searches for things you might be looking for) and has site names listed as well, so you don't have to type in the whole thing. Made to be very convenient. 

Safari: 
Very rarely talked about; is a Mac's other standard browser. It is similar to Internet Explorer with the layout, but instead has a gray color. Simple but efficient; it has many characteristics like Internet Explorer. 

And now for the list: 

1. First place: Tied with Google Chrome and Internet Explorer. 
2. Second place: Firefox
3. Third place: Safari

You might not agree with this post or how I chose the list, but Safari and Firefox I haven't used in a while so they might not be as accurate. 

Firefox is what I picked, because it doesn't freeze up like Chrome. Chrome sucks, Mozilla will always win, though I do find chrome to still be the second best out of all.

Like many other major internet browsers, Firefox has adopted a useful
synchronization feature. You can sync your browsing so you can access
your history, passwords, bookmarks and more on your desktop or mobile
browsers. The browser also has tabbed browsing, allowing you to quickly
navigate between webpages in a single window. You can reorder tabs,
organize them into customizable groups using the Panorama feature and
perform a redo function when you accidentally close tabs.

The browser also has a handful of convenience features that make
browsing easier and quicker. The find-on-page function is sleek and
non-intrusive, allowing you to easily find a word or phrase on a
particular webpage. Firefox puts the feature right on the bottom of the
browser so you don’t have to deal with a pop-up window. The internet
browser also has a voice interaction add-on. The feature allows you to
browse the internet through simple voice commands.

Firefox is an ideal browser for college students and other
individuals who conduct research online. Mozilla has developed virtual
sticky notes, a feature unique to Firefox. You can add your own notes to
specific webpages and access them through the toolbar. You can also
access your saved bookmarks, archived browsing history and pinned apps.
The “pin as app tab” feature allows you to save frequently visited
websites – think Facebook or your web-based email – as icons on the
toolbar. That way, you can easily access them without opening a new tab.

The browser’s innovative Smart Location Bar will adapt to your use
and preferences. This handy tool makes it easy to return to websites
you've previously visited, even if you don't remember the exact URL. It
also helps you locate sites based on titles and content. Firefox also
includes form complete, a pop-up blocker, a password manager and
parental controls. Another nice feature is the drag-and-drop
functionality, which allows you to drag text or a link from anywhere on a
web page and put it directly into your search bar.

A few of the features Firefox doesn’t have include thumbnail previews
and mouse gestures, or mouse movements that represent specific
shortcuts. These would be convenient built-in features to have but
aren’t essential. You can also install extensions compatible with
Firefox that enable mouse gestures and voice interaction.Firefox has integrated private browsing; you can easily enable and
disable the private mode, browsing seamlessly in complete stealth.
Furthermore, unlike other browser privacy modes, there is no noticeable
icon or change to the interface when in private mode. irefox protects against viruses, spyware, malware, phishing sites and
pop-ups. The internet browser also has automatic updates, so your
browser is always up-to-date on the latest security fixes. The internet
browser also provides customized security settings. You can control the
level of scrutiny placed on sites and customize settings for cookies,
downloads, passwords and add-ons.Firefox is an early adopter if not an innovator of advanced web
browsing, evidenced by the browser’s latest release. It is a simple,
user-friendly browser, with numerous add-ons for advanced users looking
for a fully customized browsing experience as well as a basic,
hassle-free interface for more casual browsers. The internet browser
trails a few competitors on some benchmarks, but the differences are
nominal and Mozilla Firefox proves to be one of the top internet browsers around

Well, Since I had this laptop, I ever used Internet Explorer... 

But, I downloaded Chrome some days ago, and it's awesome... My favorite pages load faster, also, I can download things at the Browser's store. I like that feature... Also, It saves all the downloads you've made before. That's pretty useful, because you don't need to go to the page in where the download is stored.

Chrome is my favorite and one of the best browsers I've used.

I personally favor Fire Fox over every other browser, to be honest.
My reasons are simple, really.
It's the one browser I've had for the longest amount of time, creating a sort of bond.
The way it's styled is also pretty good, having the customizable persona feature for the search/ tab bar.
And it works best for almost everything I use (Chatroom, RGR, etc).

Now, one that I despise is Internet Explorer. Why? NO SPELL CHECK >=|. Along with that, it crashes a ton for me, along with going the slowest out of any browser I have, and works horribly with stuff I use, Nya~.

I pretty much say that Google Chrome. I use Firefox also, but that's only on my laptop. Besides, my sister uses Firefox on the computer. Firefox uses freezes, then unfreezes when I open it up. I never used Safari before and I used to like Internet Explorer, until I installed and tried Google Chrome. Ever since, I used Google Chrome. So that's my opinion.

I say Firefox, I heard on a radio station that Firefox was the best browser, even better than Internet explorer, so for that reason, I decided to change from Internet Explorer to Firefox, a good change indeed.

Mine have to be google chrome because it less laggy for me, and it seem fast to. Also I barely have any problem with it.

Google Chrome is my favorite, and it's my current browser






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I use Google Chrome because it has a bigger screen that Firefox and Internet Explorer and also have a faster internet connection speed compared to other browsers ..

~ Do not do unto others what you do not want others do unto you - A Golden Rule

I have slowly joined the Google Chrome group.  It is so much simpler to use, as well as being faster than any other.   Firefox is second on the list.   Internet Explorer has essentially turned into the web browser it replaced.

The best in my opinion has to Mozilla Firefox, it has always been the fastest for me and I understand how everything on it works. I can tolerate using Internet Explorer and Safari, but I will not use Google Chrome I hate it! It is always slow when I get on it and it seems to crash a lot, I don't know if they fixed that or not but I will stick with Firefox lol

Internet Explorer is just so full of security holes and is an easy target for too many viruses and trojans that I would not go anywhere near it

I used to use Mozilla Firefox all the time but then it kept freezing on my and I had to keep ending the plug in for Firefox  process just to get it moving again

Now I use Google Chrome because it is better than Internet Explorer (let's face it, all other browsers are better than Internet Explorer) and it doesn't freeze like Mozilla Firefox kept doing for me

So my vote is for Google Chrome

I love my Google Chrome.  It's easy to use, very fast, and can be customized to the users needs.  My opinion probably shouldn't be valued though, just because the only other browser I've had is AOL. 

Come on! You all know it's defenitly Chrome! Execpt I don't like how slow it's running today, but dont worry, that'll be fixed! Google Chrome, Even my dad doesn't like it!

I used to love Firefox, it was actually my browser of choice for years but lately Google Chrome has tooken that spot. I'll always love both these browsers and they're both fast and user friendly. Chrome is jut a little more customizable to the way I like it right now

Google Chrome.  It's fast and easy to use.

Google Chrome, because it's fast and easy to use. Easier and faster than Firefox (Trust me, I didn't even believe this was possible!).