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I'm always switching between IE7 and firefox. I don't really have a favorite; I like the plugins that firefox has and some websites only work properly with IE.
I use IE 6, with an overlay called Irider. I need to upgrade to any service pack in XP Pro to install IE7.
After my IE got hijacked and Firefox (even before removing the hijack) wasn't, I started using Firefox. The only time I use IE is when MSN Messenger tosses me there to check my mail.

Firefox, but if I could use Camino on my windows machine I would.

 

I use IE7 for somethings like Yahoo's Launch cast radio.

I use firefox. I have it set up on my girlfriends computer and she doesn't know the difference. I have it on my laptop too that runs linux. I don't want to buy another copy of windows right now just for my laptop because all I use it for is checking email and the internet when I am out of town. It is nice knowing that even on my laptop I can run the same browser as my desktop at home even though it is windows.

 

I also use open office for everything too, my desktop and laptop. My girlfriend has Microsoft Office on her computer though because she is more comfortable with it and uses it at work too.

FF. I only use IE when I absolutely have to. FF has soooo many nice add-ons i.e. Firebug to help develop/troubleshoot websites, etc
gotta go with firefox on this one, especially with the IE-built-in-engine switch add-on they have. lets me open up tabs of IE-pages and firefox pages in the same window, yet keeps the security/pop-up blocks of firefox :eek:
I used to use Firefox but I cant access a lot of websites without IE7 so I switched back! Then again I am connecting through satelite in the middle east so... maybe thats more the problem!
firefox has perfected the tab interface-G
I'm always switching between IE7 and firefox. I don't really have a favorite; I like the plugins that firefox has and some websites only work properly with IE.

FF. I only use IE when I absolutely have to. FF has soooo many nice add-ons i.e. Firebug to help develop/troubleshoot websites, etc

I used to use Firefox but I cant access a lot of websites without IE7 so I switched back! Then again I am connecting through satelite in the middle east so... maybe thats more the problem!

You should download this add-on for Firefox. It's called IE Tab. It let's you switch between FF and IE HTML engines without opening two browsers.
You should download this add-on for Firefox. It's called IE Tab. It let's you switch between FF and IE HTML engines without opening two browsers.

Got it. :D FF has sooo much cool stuff. It puts IE to shame IMO. Do you use the web developer add-on?

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