[Liverpool] What's your browser?

[Omar Baqueiro]

I use Firefox and Opera. Most of the time I use firefox (I just can
not live without AdBlock plus, scrapbook and del.icio.us extensions).
However when I want to browse something fast I use Opera. I think it
is *the best* engineered   browser. I used to hate the adware version
but now that it is free I am happy with it.

BTW, Konqueror is quite a nice browser too, unfortunately in my
experience  K Desktop Environment  is very unstable so I prefer Gnome
(that, and that it was "created" by Miguel de Icaza, a Mexican ;-)


Regards,
Omar.

On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 10:28 PM, William Sanders / EFG
<wsanders at efgroup.net> wrote:
> I've been using OPERA , paying for it since 2002.
>  There's some MS sites it will never render properly, so if I have to get
>  in with my subscription, I switch over to a MS OS boxen with IE installed
>  - I loathe that approach, but it works.
>
>  I LOVE OPERA - I especially like the concept of saving sessions - So I can
>  have 22 tabbed windows open, and then save em all (including history) as a
>  named session.  Display Language switching is dead easy too - I can easily
>  render Simplified Chinese .
>
>  I don't touch firefox , sorry.
>
>
>
>  > Hello All,
>  >
>  > This week I switched back to Epiphany after a couple of years of Firefox
>  > and I came to a realisation. All of the time that I was using Firefox I
>  > had completely stopped using bookmarks. Strange I know, but I had
>  > stopped adding or even using any of my existing bookmarks. I would
>  > instead just leave pages open and let Firefox open then again each time
>  > it started.
>  >
>  > It was during the switch when I realised that in order to continue with
>  > the pages I had open in Firefox I would have to bookmark them before I
>  > switched. Now that I am back using Epiphany I'd like to let people know
>  > about my favourite feature, tag based bookmarks. Instead of placing each
>  > bookmark in a folder, you simply tag each one like del.icio.us and a
>  > bookmark hierarchy is built automatically.
>  >
>  > So my question to everyone is: What browser do you use and why?
>  >
>  > (And don't mention IE, unless you want to upset Vladimir)
>  >
>  > --
>  > David Watson - Debian GNU
>  >
>  --
>  William Sanders / efGroup
>
>
>
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Omar Baqueiro Espinosa
Computer Science PhD Candidate
Computer Systems Engineer
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