What is the best web browser and why?
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The top three reasons...
1) Great features right out of the box, and extras are very easy to add on.
Choosing sites and pages you want to visit is easy with the "awesome bar", the bookmarks bar, the most-visited drop down and other handy features.
Features like Adblock Plus are easy to install, and easy to customise. And everything keeps itself up to date with minimum hassle for the user.
2) High level of compatibility - pretty much all sites work!
There are still sites that work better in IE, but Firefox is pretty close now. It works on nearly all sites, and all those important features like toolbars etc come in Firefox versions as well. They're often not available for other browsers.
3) Fast browsing
It takes a little while to load up, but I only do that once or twice a day. After that browsing is fast. In my experience it beats Safari, Opera and IE by a fair margin. I haven't tried Chrome, but Chrome does not fit my other reasons for choosing Firefox.
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I agree. Chrome will become a good alternative to Firefox. people love Firefox because there are so many cool add-ons.
In the future you will be able to create Chrome extensions so in that way Chrome starts to look more and more like Firefox. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/the_first_google_chrome_extensions.php
On the other hand the main advantage of Chrome is that every tab is a separate process ( you can see that in your Task Manager).
In the future Firefox will also have a seperate process for each tab. So in that way Firefox starts to look like Chrome
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Content_Processes
I can't wait for chrome to get add-ons so I can use it as my main browser.
google chrome & saffari browser both are best browser
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http://www.lunascape.tv
So, if speed is what you're looking for, you might want to try out Lunascape, which is only for Windows currently.
The other one is Google Chrome, which is also for Windows, yet they have a Mac version in the works.
http://www.google.com/chrome
If you like the button and whistle add ons, then there is Firefox, which has a great browser.
If you use a Mac, you'll probably like Safari or Camino.
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So I vacillate between them. If I need to do a lot with Ubiquity and know it, I use FF. If I just need to move quickly, I use Chrome.
Either FF needs to fine-tune some things, or Chrome needs extensions. Somewhere in between the two is my ideal browser.
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