Which Browser?
Which Browser do you use? I'm currently using FireFox.

I've mainly used Internet Explorer up to now (occasionally Netscape) but I just started using FireFox and it seems to load quicker. I may use FireFox a lot more in future.

I use Mozilla to all things, and yes, the FireFox looks like Mozilla. I don't have tried to use Fire, but I seems to be better. :)

You forgot Netscape Navigator. I dont use it, just a thought. Internet Explorer for me bro :P

Oops, yes, I just released after reading Brians post I forgot it :oops:

Predominantly MSIE, but I do use Mozilla from time to time.

I begined to use FireFox, instead of Mozilla. Because I want to see some animations in gif, but in Internet Explorer or Mozilla I cannot see it. Now with FireFox I can see every animation, and I recommend to everyone use it too because the Emoticons from this board will begin to be animated instead of being that sick stopped thing. :sui:;

Internet Explorer because it is difficult to know for certain that Firefox has high enough cipher strength for online banking. And why have two browsers anyway.

FireFox because IE has too many security holes and I don't feel like running AdAware after every time I go on the internet, plus I like the flexibility FireFox provides.

I still mainly use Internet Explorer 6 but I get a bit confused about some of the other browers. I think AOL uses Internet Explorer anyway and my Firefox browser is called 'Mozilla Firefox'. :?

AOL does use IE from what I know, though AOL owns Netscape, or is somehow affiliated with them. (Fishy, huh?) Netscape is a commercialized version of the Mozilla code. The Mozilla Suite (browser and email client combined) stops at 1.7.x. From here, the browser morphed into FireFox and the email client is Thunderbird. FireFox is still made by the Mozilla group, but the Mozilla Suite browser will no longer be updated (or at least it will never go beyond 1.7.x, from what I've read).

I use FireFox at my house, and since it is Mozzila FireFox, I got confused when you had them seperate, but now I know. IE is ok, but it isn't secure enough and Service Pack 2, which helps, causes problems with Wolfenstein, Doom (2), Quake, Hexen 2 ect., and it also forces you to do those things where they want you to download something to access the page. FireFox's pop-up blocker keeps those away. I am at a friend's house, and he has AOL, and it is feakin' slow! I hate dial-up, and there browser ain't much better.