What web browser do you use?

[Agent Smith]

Pale Moon or Cyberfox are all like Firefox and have proxy settings.

 

[silv55]

Pale Moon or Cyberfox are all like Firefox and have proxy settings.

Correct me if i'm wrong! but does Proxy's will let you stream from every site or link?don't it block you on some sites!

 

[Geoff]

Correct me if i'm wrong! but does Proxy's will let you stream from every site or link?don't it block you on some sites!

Depends where the proxy/VPN is located.

 

[Agent Smith]

Correct me if i'm wrong! but does Proxy's will let you stream from every site or link?don't it block you on some sites!

Proxies can be slow and I wouldn't trust the exit node. I would invest in a VPN solution. I use VPN.AC.

 

[PCunicorn]

Still using Chrome, but might switching to Spartan when it comes out

 

[johnb35]

And here we go again. More reasons not to use IE.

http://www.computerworld.com/articl...memory-problems-in-patch-tuesday-updates.html

 

[C4C]

And here we go again. More reasons not to use IE.

http://www.computerworld.com/articl...memory-problems-in-patch-tuesday-updates.html

Ouch... Hopefully they do a better job this next time.. I've been waiting to see if Spartan will actually be useful..

 

[archananair]

Google Chrome is the fastest and convenient browser i feel.

 

[silv55]

Google Chrome is the fastest and convenient browser i feel.

I agree.

 

[Agent Smith]

"I feel" no... LOL

Wouldn't touch Google with a ten foot pole!

 

[storp]

Still making some sort of mental transition over to being completey loyal with FF.

While IE is dying hard with me.

 

[ruffspie]

I mostly use Chrome but I have Firefox installed as well.

 

[Gaming Teen]

Chrome - Enjoy it

 

[ninjabubbles3]

Done with Chrome at this point.

It stopped letting me type in it after the newest update.

I actually like Firefox more at this point

 

[RedSkywalker]

Currently I use WaterFox which is Mozilla based but runs in 64 bit unlike all the others and I think it runs faster than FF, etc.

I did have Chrome for a while and I liked it until they screwed it up for running utube, etc because the audio was always out of sync with the video. I tried every solution on the net but none of them worked so in the end I junked it (by the way it did this on 3 different machines so it wasn't just a one off - I could go to the same site in Waterfox and the video would run perfectly go back to Chrome and it was still out of sync!

 

[voyagerfan99]

I ran Waterfox briefly until I found PaleMoon.

 

[Darren]

Is PaleMoon the new trendy/techy browser for geeks to use? I need to catch up. Still stuck in 2011 with my Chrome.

 

[WeatherMan]

Chrome here, I think I last voted Firefox, still pissed that Chrome doesn't have a set this image to be your desktop background button, lol.

 

[voyagerfan99]

Is PaleMoon the new trendy/techy browser for geeks to use? I need to catch up. Still stuck in 2011 with my Chrome.

It's just a browser that's got a Mozilla backend but it's optimized for newer systems, as it strips obsolite code that supports old processors and operating systems. The only downside is now Moonchild is moving towards making it less reliant on Mozilla so not all Mozilla add-ons are supported anymore and not all websites recognize it as a supported browser (such as Netflix - you can turn on the Mozilla signature in about:config though).

I recommend having a look at the Information>The Project page for more information.

http://www.palemoon.org/#

 

[Darren]

Great and quick explanation! Thanks. I'll check it out. Probably more from a curiosity standpoint as Chrome is just as fast and functional as I'd want it to be.