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Firefox. Nothing beats it.

Firefox for me, as well.

Firefox. I run a crappy Windows 98 so I use Firefox to make the window less of an eyesore.

Oh, and all that other cool stuff that makes Firefox cool.

I sometimes use IE, but rarely...I have too many toolbars on (never bothered to take them off) and the sight of my default window style buuurrnns my eyyyees. (Okay, not really, but I don't like it >_<)

I used to have MSN, it was awesome, but then I got cable internet so I just tended to switch to IE, but my mom still went MSN but I though it tended to be a little bit slower on MSN... But that was 2 years ago and now I am in Germany and we just use IE now....

I like IE best, but I do use Firefox despite its Blatent irritations to load some sites that refuse to load in IE.

I use IE. It works perfectly fine for me. I don't get any popups or ads, and I don't even use some fancy program to block them. Merely a simple notepad file. I know how to take care of my computer, so it doesn't get full of spyware or viruses.

I have absolutely no reason to use anything else.

Firefox. It's the only one that I've used ;P

Safari. It doesn't quit as much as used to. The irritations are gone too. They've done some updating ;P.

The only non-IE browsers I used were Opera, Netscape, and Firefox. Didn't like Firefox or Opera, so I guess I'll vote Netscape.

Why isn't there a "none" option?

Cause thats what i'd pick.

I use Safari but right now I'm waiting to get some more memory so I can install Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger) so I can update my version of Safari so it'll stop shutting down so much. While on my computer I have, IE, Opera, Netscape, Firefox, iCab, and Morzilla. I think I got all of them.

After finally working up the guts to accept change, I switched over to Firefox and have never looked back -- except the time that I had to use IE to take this "course" on alcohol education that was required for my university. That turned out to be a nightmare... stupid IE.

Firefox is probably one of the best in my opinion, not requiring too much fiddling to get it to do what you want, but allowing you to customize it to your heart's content.

On it's own, it rules, but throw in Adblock, Popup ALT Attribute, Tabbrowser Preference and IEView, and you've got one heck of a powerful browser [/Advertisment]

I've pretty much tried all of those, but my absolute favourite is the Mozilla Firfox.

Mozilla Firefox. Love it love it love it! I used to swear by IE, but now I loathe it- there isn't a made-in ad blocker .