After 5 years of making excuses for the shitty, laggy, buggy and frustrating Opera, I'm kicking the bitch to the curb. I'll be keeping Explorer as secondary only.

Chrome or Firefox... i alternate, its weird...

seamonkey

its firefox clothed in a mozilla interface

i dont care for the candy cane interface of firefox that is almost always in flux even though seamonkey identifies it self as firefox 33 at the moment

not interested in chrome

havent used opera in 10 years

havent used IE in even longer

Firefox, but I have Chrome as a backup.

Pale Moon here.

another firefox derivative i believe

so we are both fringe foxers ;p

Firefox. I hate Chrome for being too minimalistic, not fond of Apple's design philosophy with Safari,and Internet Explorer isn't available on my platform, even if it was, not really impressed. Love the extensions. Hate the new Firefox look? Use Classic Theme restorer to mod it. Don't like the downloads window? Download toolbar. Paranoid about viruses? use nocript and request policy to (reduce) websites jacking your browser. Want YouTube videos to default to HD? Plenty of extensions for that. Want to show some personality in your browser? Personas Plus.

Nothing beats Mozilla Firefox...

Used Opera for a long time, switched to Firefox after Opera 15 was released. Plenty of extensions, and i'm almost as happy as i was with my Opera 12.

Hate Chrome, though in the end every single browser out there seem to use the Chromium engine....

Chromium, and sometimes Firefox. IE for testing purposes and one website that I need at work with an ActiveX control that is IE only.

How do you add to the speed dial? ;_;

Firefox mainly, Chrome as backup. Internet Explorer only when I'm offline, otherwise I might get infected or hacked.

I've been using Chrome as a primary with Firefox as a backup for several years, but I've about had it with Chrome, which is getting more unreliable and balky by the day. It crashes, fails to load, takes forever to load searches, and otherwise pisses me off way too often. I don't get the point of letting a solid browser lapse, but on my end that's what it looks like they've chosen to do. Once I quit being lazy, I'll migrate everything back over to Firefox and keep Chrome as a backup.

I don't know. Recent sites just start showing up there. I rarely use it. Generally I only a hit a few websites, and I never close the tabs.