What browser do you guys use?

My primary browser is Opera, but I use Maxthon as my secondary browser if I don't feel like using Opera.

Mozilla Firefox

As much as I don't want to, Chrome. Unfortunately, in terms of ergonomic design, I can't find anything better, even though I hate Google as a company. I'm probably gonna switch to Opera when i get a new PC.

Firefox.

Firefox

I've used Firefox for ten years.

I use Chrome 99% of the time now, i use to use Firefox alot.

I've used Firefox forever. Tried Chrome a time or two but didn't care for it. MSIE? No thanks.

Firefox, i tried Chrome for over a year because Firefox was to unstable at the time and constantly crashed, when they fixed it, i got rid of Chrome also because i hated the way they did bookmarks.

You should check out Vivaldi, started by the people who started Opera. It's still in very early stage of development, but it's on my watch list.

Chrome. I've used them all at one point or another and find Chrome to be by far the best.

Pale Moon, it's basically an optimised firefox. I started using it when FF started being slow as hell.

Same here. On my mobile devices i use Chrome, though.

I've never found a browser that I'm 100% happy with. I've been using Chrome for a few years, but it has some nasty Flash problems that never seem to go away for me. I've also tried using Firefox, and while it's more stable, it has other annoyances. My biggest gripe with Firefox is that key commands don't work after reducing a full-screen flash video, unless you first click on an area of the page outside of the video. That sounds very minor, but really pisses me off.

Go figure lol.

I used Firefox since I got the PC, but then I discovered Chrome and never looked back again.

Opera. Firefox started driving me mad after a while.

Chrome. I've heard that Firefox has been on a slow decline in recent years.

I personally was a big Opera user back when Opera was a real browser. Now Opera is just a Chrome wanna-be. Currently I'd say 70% of the time I use the 64-bit build of Palemoon, 25% of the time I use Firefox, and 5% of the time I use Chrome. I'm thinking of switching from 64-bit Palemoon to the new Firefox Developer Edition though. Also Vivaldi is promising.

Which is mainly due to Google getting bundling deals in all sorts of programs, causing Chrome to be installed on the majority of PCs (and smartphones since Android is the most popular smartphone). I don't think there's been a significant jump from Firefox users to Chrome, but there's definitely been a significant jump from IE users to Chrome (these people just use the default browser, then overnight their default browser became Chrome and after a small fuss just started using Chrome instead).

I just use regular Internet Explorer. Works fine for me, never seen a reason to change.

I was thinking about switching to Opera awhile back when the issues I was having with Chrome were becoming too unbearable, but then I realized that Opera now runs on Chromium. So, any issues I have with Chrome would like be present on Opera as well .

I use Firefox for web browsing, I use Chrome for a music player because I have Google Music All Access. I saved Google Music as an "application" through Chrome and launch it through that.

I just tried Vivaldi today and it looks promising, but there are some key features missing from the tech preview before I can make the switch from FF to Vivaldi and see what I think of it. That being said I do like the idea of a "power user" browser, and I hope they can give it some meaningful features. I've found that a lot of the stuff Firefox has been implementing like FF Hello to be kind of silly.

Firefox, though i keep questioning if I should. its gotten pretty bad and doesnt seem to be getting better. Huge spikes in memory use, not displaying properly - hard to describe, but it would often turn completely black, including the menu bars and such. These days it mostly.. stacks tabs on each other, so the browser buttons all work fine, but only the first tab gets displayed. Among other very annoying bugs they seem to not even be trying to fix.

Chrome - it's minimal and quick.

I used to be a Firefox user in the days of XP, and also on my ibook g4. Started using Chrome when I built my 7 machine, and switched to it over Firefox on my laptop afterwards.

Mobile wise I used Safari on my iPhones before I switched to a Samsung android phone. Use Chrome on that as well.

My primary browser is Opera. My secondary is Chrome.