Odd browsers

[Avilan the Grey]

So...
Has anyone tried the more odd web browsers out there?

I use Chrome, and (very) occasionally Firefox.

[Elder Tsofu]

Sorry, I just use Opera.

[Ichneumon]

I have used Capino once or twice. Now I just use Chrome and Safari.

[bluewind95]

I use my 3DS's browser once in a while. Does that count? Mostly I use Firefox.

[Das Platyvark]

.....Typheus?

[arguskos]

SRWare's Iron. It's like Chrome, but sans the horrible security bugs! :smallbiggrin:

[Weezer]

Opera is my odd browser of choice. I switch between Opera, Chrome and Firefox, depending on what I want to do and my mood at the time. I tend to use Chrome the most though.

[Gwyn chan 'r Gwyll]

SRWare's Iron. It's like Chrome, but sans the horrible security bugs! :smallbiggrin:

This is what I use! It uses the Chromium engine, and has most of the same features, but isn't as... well, sketchy. And without the whole "big brother is watching you" thing.

[Titanium Fox]

I use Opera and Rockmelt as my primary browsers. Well, Opera for my primary, and Rockmelt for the RSS feed capability.

I absolutely hate Internet Explorer, for what it's worth.

[Loki_42]

I've used Internet Explorer in the past, which it seems nobody else on the internet will ever admit to.

[mootoall]

About 85% of my posts here I make using MediaNet. That's right, a *mobile* browser. :smallcool:

[Arminius]

I don't know if it counts as odd, but I use Seamonkey. When Firefox 4 changed the UI, my reaction was "do not want". But I really like no script, so I needed a browser that would run it. After a bit of flailing about, I found Seamonkey. My happiness was restored, and I have used it since.

[Castaras]

Firefox. But I also use IE at the uni. Blech, it isn't even an uptodate IE. :smallyuk:

[Avilan the Grey]

Anybody using Pale Moon?

[valadil]

Mostly Firefox with a side of Chrome. I'm trying to get into uzbl though. uzbl is a webkit browser that throws out the interface and only draws webpages. It's a little too barebones for me out of the box, but is very scriptable.

[GrlumpTheElder]

I have an old computer that still has netscape navigator on...
Don't use it very often though...

[Avilan the Grey]

I have now switched to Iron. Didn't need to do anything since it uses Google Chrome's profile and folders.

[Flickerdart]

I've had to install IEs 7, 8 and 9 (and after finally managing to purge my system of them for a while, too) for accurate cross-brower testing. Other than that, I've used Maxthon before, and Opera on the Wii, along with all the usual suspects.

[Ranger Mattos]

I've used Internet Explorer in the past, which it seems nobody else on the internet will ever admit to.

Unless you've never used Windows, you have used IE. And there aren't many people who have never used Windows.

As far as I see it, IE has one purpose: to download other browsers :smallbiggrin:


Firefox. But I also use IE at the uni. Blech, it isn't even an uptodate IE. :smallyuk:

They have the same thing at my school. Over the summer they paid for all the computers to be upgraded to Office 2010, but couldn't bother to upgrade IE or Firefox :smallmad:

On topic: I mostly use Firefox and Opera, neither of which are particularly odd. I sometimes use FF Portable and Opera for Wii.

[Gwyn chan 'r Gwyll]

I've been slowly yet surely installing Iron to my school's computers.

[Form]

I've gotten rather used to Firefox. I hardly ever use any other browsers.