Out of curiosity, I was wondering what browser's everyone used to surf the net.

I usually use Internet Explorer, but I just downloaded something called Opera. It's pretty cool and rather fast. The only thing I don't like is their ad to make you buy their product at the top and the occasional pop-up ads. I think I'm gonna stick with IE though unless I can find a crack or something to get rid of Opera's ads. :lol:

I use Internet Explorer.

Internet Explorer cause netscape sucks beans! :lol:

I use Internet Explorer. IE's the best :lol:

I use Internet Explorer because that's the browser that I'm most familiar with other than Netscape, but I hardly ever use Netscape.

i use internet explorer

IE. Netscape sucks.

Originally posted by MaRtInA_GuRL
Internet Explorer cause netscape sucks beans! :lol:

Yeah, Netscape sucks. :lol:

Although, I have noticed that a lot of the cool features/effects I use on my website don't show up in Opera either so that kind of sucks. Although, the pages do load a lot quicker!

Originally posted by pandora_spocks
Out of curiosity, I was wondering what browser's everyone used to surf the net.


I use IE. I've used Netscape a little, at work and stuff, but I love IE.

Kristen

I use Internet Explorer.

Internet Explorer

I use Internet Explorer.

I like beans...
Internet Explorer

INTERNET EXPLORER, BABY!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D

Wow, there's a lot of IE users on here. :)

Originally posted by MaRtInA_GuRL
Internet Explorer cause netscape sucks beans! :lol:

:lol: It does. I opened something on there today and it was soooooo damn slow.

I'm with the rest of you, I use Internet Explorer.

showing mads one of the neat features of the Opera browser.

You click a button and all the images turn to text links!

Sorry Mads can't see it as good because I had to reduce it so much. :rolleyes:

Originally posted by pandora_spocks
showing mads one of the neat features of the Opera browser.

You click a button and all the images turn to text links!

Sorry Mads can't see it as good because I had to reduce it so much. :rolleyes:

Whoa! :eek: No pics!? Crazyness..... :crazy: :lol:

Originally posted by MaRtInA_GuRL
Whoa! :eek: No pics!? Crazyness..... :crazy: :lol:

:lol: :D

I use aol's which is just IE's.... there were rumours that AOL's was going to turn to Netscape since AOL owns netscape but thats pretty much not going to happen since they and Microsoft reached a settlement to let AOL use IE for another 7 years... I have not used Opera (Perhaps I will try it)... Though Their was a version of it released that turned msn.com into like another language or something, I think it was called opera bork or somethin lol...

Wow Opera actully looks pretty cool. I just read reviews of it at download.com (Even though Im mad at download.com for certain things,) I think ill install it soon, thanks Pandora... :thumbsup:

"As fast as ever, Opera is still embarrassing the big browsers by loading most Web pages in a fraction of the time."


That is why I am going to try it... lol



(Yep Im on dialup)

Originally posted by pandora_spocks
Wow, there's a lot of IE users on here. :)

well DUH, dottie!!! it's the bestest best!:crazy:

Originally posted by Brandon
well DUH, dottie!!! it's the bestest best!:crazy:

sorry :( i get crazuh sumtahms :happyface

Internet Explorer :lol:

I think the poll speaks for itself as to why Bill Gates is so damn rich!

Internet Explorer

At work I have to use IE, but when I have a choice, like at home, I use Netscape. My decision has nothing to do with the browsers, I just don't like the way Microsoft does business. As a programmer, it is perhaps more apparent to me than it might be to others. They'll do things like take a programming language that's an international standard, e.g. C++ or Java, and trick people into using an almost identical language they invent that only works on Windows. Having programming languages that are the same on every platform is important and has helped the development of computers, but they don't care. They signed an agreement with Sun Microsystems to include Java in their products, and then immediately violated the license agreement by including Windows only commands in the version they distributed. When Sun successfully sued them for license violation, they invented the lookalike language J sharp, and now are doing everything they can to destroy Java. Javascript, which sounds like Java but is actually almost unrelated, is an international standard, so what does Miscrosoft do? They create a lookalike language, JScript, with Windows specific commands, and then proceed to act like Javascript doesn't exist. They do business like the mafia and I don't want to have anything to do with them, although I often have to since they have so many monopolies and near monopolies.

Internet Explorer.

internet explorer. . . . blumblumblum

Internet Explorer.

Originally posted by BrandonS
At work I have to use IE, but when I have a choice, like at home, I use Netscape. My decision has nothing to do with the browsers, I just don't like the way Microsoft does business. As a programmer, it is perhaps more apparent to me than it might be to others. They'll do things like take a programming language that's an international standard, e.g. C++ or Java, and trick people into using an almost identical language they invent that only works on Windows. Having programming languages that are the same on every platform is important and has helped the development of computers, but they don't care. They signed an agreement with Sun Microsystems to include Java in their products, and then immediately violated the license agreement by including Windows only commands in the version they distributed. When Sun successfully sued them for license violation, they invented the lookalike language J sharp, and now are doing everything they can to destroy Java. Javascript, which sounds like Java but is actually almost unrelated, is an international standard, so what does Miscrosoft do? They create a lookalike language, JScript, with Windows specific commands, and then proceed to act like Javascript doesn't exist. They do business like the mafia and I don't want to have anything to do with them, although I often have to since they have so many monopolies and near monopolies.

I'm not really interested in how they do business. I'm more interested in how my website looks in the browsers. With all the effects I use it looks better in IE and not Netscape. My dad uses Netscape and it's slow as hell. Personally, I think IE is the best because you can see a lot more that you can't see with the Netscape browser.

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Originally posted by pandora_spocks
I'm not really interested in how they do business. I'm more interested in how my website looks in the browsers. With all the effects I use it looks better in IE and not Netscape. My dad uses Netscape and it's slow as hell. Personally, I think IE is the best because you can see a lot more that you can't see with the Netscape browser.

My thoughts exactly! You can do just about everything in IE, you just can't do the <blink> tag...You can only do that in Netscape. But that's OK, I haven't used it in four years anyway.

I use a webtv classic browser that's older then Moses.

Originally posted by pandora_spocks
I'm not really interested in how they do business. I'm more interested in how my website looks in the browsers. With all the effects I use it looks better in IE and not Netscape. My dad uses Netscape and it's slow as hell. Personally, I think IE is the best because you can see a lot more that you can't see with the Netscape browser.
Sure, if my sole focus were on what's good for me personally, I might feel the same way.

Originally posted by PZelda: VICKI!!
My thoughts exactly! You can do just about everything in IE, you just can't do the <blink> tag...You can only do that in Netscape. But that's OK, I haven't used it in four years anyway.

Really? I haven't used the <blink> tag in years. When things scroll or blink like that it makes me dizzy. Trying to read those marquees are what really does it. :crazy:

Originally Posted by pandora_spocks
Wow, there's a lot of IE users on here. :)Yes I use IE also (IE6) -- I mostly use MyIE2 though (IE Wrapper)

The version of MyIE2 I have is just a 3rd party browser using whatever engine you have on your computer.... I can also use the GECKO engine but I havent ever been able to get that to work!!

I think MYIE2 should have stayed an IE browser! (Its the BEST/Most beautiful IE wrapper I have ever found)