What browser are you using? [poll] — PC World

Ann

10/21/2006 10:50 PM UTC

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Opera... it's faster, more reliable, and more convenient; there's no need to open a bunch of windows.

сначала надо разобраться, а потом критику наводить

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Alloya

10/28/2006 8:02 PM UTC

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***JOKER***;30713

While Opera is great, it seems to be a struggle with Java. I haven't found a solution yet. People, please provide a link!!!

I also respect Opera. In my opinion, it's the most reliable browser! Plus, it comes with a built-in email client! And there are no problems with windows.
Here's a link to Opera 9.02: http://www.opera.com/download/
Everything seems to be working for me.

Nobody knows who I really am...

<the elven alliance>
:: Almarein - Город Эльфов ::

I'm just so pretty in my pain...

Draco_Lich

11/8/2006 6:20 PM UTC

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Explorer. Opera is also installed, but I don't use it.

Страшней драколича зверя нет!
Жаль, не лебедь я...

Сандро (не)жив! :D :D :D

Влюбившийся дурак на глупости горазд (с)

В сказке грусти синей я один, как бог... (с)

Silovik

11/9/2006 9:19 AM UTC

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Opera 8.5, Russian version, completely free without any advertising banners, and it meets all my needs. It's the most advanced browser for the most advanced users. eMule, although it's improving, remains as inconvenient and buggy as before. In general, Bill Gates creates only buggy products. So, thank you to the developers of Opera.

Ganymed

1/6/2007 10:22 PM UTC

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As for me, I use Avant Browser. Although it has glitches, it's the most convenient browser of all the ones I've tried, so I put up with the glitches for the sake of convenience...

Настоящие герои - не те, пред кем мы преклоняемся, а те, кого мы оплевываем...[/COLOR]
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"So much has gone
and little is new"

David Bowie

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Слоныш

1/6/2007 11:14 PM UTC

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I'm not sure if I understood the poll option "MyIE or another add-on for MSIE" correctly, but if it was referring to a browser based on the Explorer platform, then that's exactly what I have, and specifically - Maxthon. I like it; it hasn't given me any problems, and even though I have Opera and Explorer itself (may it burn in hell! :smile16: ) available, I use it in 99% of cases.

kcfgogbfalgfl

6/3/2008 7:09 PM UTC

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There are many internet browsers, and I wanted to know which ones people use. I won't list all of them because I don't remember their exact names, so I'm counting on the Moderators...:D. So, let's start with Opera and Microsoft Explorer.

Стартовый пост - Квенты - Разное -
Резара - Аксель - Орвальд - Эмилия -

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Loken

6/3/2008 9:09 PM UTC

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hehehe, awesome, monitor)
so much stuff – it’s overwhelming xDDD
right now – Pocket Explorer.
and in general – I used IE until it started annoying me with crashes and errors every five minutes. theoretically – I could fix the buggy software, download a new IE, update the drivers… but I took the easy way out – I downloaded Green Browser, which I’ve been enjoying using ever since. it’s a great browser, very convenient, has all the important links on the homepage (Rapidshare, YouTube, image hosting, etc.), already has a Google bar, plus my favorite feature from the enhanced Explorer – tabs in one window instead of a bunch of separate windows, and much more. so for now, I’m quite satisfied.

Первый, кто был забанен за Правду.

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WitcheR-L

6/3/2008 11:02 PM UTC

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IE – it’s full of holes. I don’t know how I used it a few years ago. Maybe because I didn’t know it was the worst browser, collecting all the bad things from the internet.
About Mozilla, I can say it’s a good browser; I’m attracted to it because of its functionality, which is the same as OPERA. Now, there’s a new update with a function to view internet images. You type in a question and see the pictures (it’s very simple). I also liked the menu in this search; it reminds me of MacOS.
OPERA – I prefer it; it’s fast, multifunctional, constantly updated, and convenient with tabs, just like Mozilla. And most importantly, it has fewer vulnerabilities (as I mentioned about IE) than any other browser.
Green Browser – I’ve heard of it and tried it. If I compare it to Mozilla or OPERA, I’ll choose one of them. Although, it’s a matter of personal preference.
P.S. Bill Gates stated that they had neglected their IE browser and want to fix it. He said it would be constantly updated, with an interval of a month or more. So far, I don’t see any progress.

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Siverfale

6/4/2008 7:52 AM UTC

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P.S. Bill Gates stated earlier that they had neglected their IE browser and want to fix it. He said it will be updated constantly, with an interval of a month or more. So far, I don't see any changes.

Heh, what version of IE are you using?
I use the latest version myself, just to be original.

Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?

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WitcheR-L

6/4/2008 9:23 AM UTC

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No, that's not the point. He said he would update it regularly. But I've been browsing different sites, and it's always the same. Or am I mistaken? You're exaggerating about originality:D. Like you adhere to the principle: let your computer die from vulnerabilities when browsing the internet...? And yes, I forgot to mention that the newest **IE** is slow. It's good to die with it – it takes a long time:D, which is basically what it does to the computer.

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Siverfale

6/4/2008 9:51 AM UTC

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That's not the point. He said he would update it regularly. But I've been browsing different sites, and it's always the same. Or am I wrong? You're exaggerating about originality. Like, you adhere to the principle: let your computer die from vulnerabilities when browsing the internet...? And yes, I forgot to mention that the newest IE is slow. It's good to die with it - it's a long process, which it basically does to the computer anyway.

I don't know, my antivirus stops all viruses, and I personally have no problems. Should I install an antivirus?:D
And regarding the slowdowns - maybe you need to increase your internet speed with your provider? Again, everything is fine for me :)

Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?

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WitcheR-L

6/4/2008 12:30 PM UTC

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Antivirus is one thing, and a browser is another. And why "original"? It's as if the internet was built for IE=)))))). And the fact that it processes pages more slowly is true. I know one thing (no offense), a sophisticated internet user (I won't say who that is, you can figure it out yourself) will only use "imported" browsers. :)
P.S. It's better if everyone sticks to their own opinion. :)
P.S.S. OPERA forever:D

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Siverfale

6/4/2008 12:37 PM UTC

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Antivirus is one thing, and a browser is another. And why "original"? It's as if the internet was built for IE=)))))). And the fact that it processes pages slower is true. I know one thing (no offense), that an advanced internet user (I won't say who that is, you can figure it out yourself) will only use "imported" browsers.

And that's what I'm talking about. There are a lot of these "experienced" internet users now, because they all read that "OPERA IS GREAT" and install it. No hidden meaning, I just know people like that, they are my acquaintances. That's why I use IE, no one likes it, and I feel sorry for it like a beaten dog.

Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?