Which browser do you recommend for Windows 7?

IRL_Drizzt · 09-28-12 at 02:27 AM

Mozilla Firefox ... has plenty of plug-ins and add-ons

solarmystic · 09-28-12 at 03:29 AM

Firefox... NoScript and Ghostery are invaluable for "certain" sites..

Performance be damned...

Rocket789 · 09-28-12 at 03:36 AM

I used Chrome but it got all viruses up and shit!
Using Firefox constantly works like a CHARM!

**Shawn_7** · 09-28-12 at 05:58 AM

SRWare Iron, a chromium-based browser without chrome security and privacy flaws.

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http://www.srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php

00Sblur · 09-29-12 at 04:00 PM

Internet Explorer...

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LOLjk. Google Chrome all the way.

Ferry916 · 09-30-12 at 12:12 AM

I think Google chrome should be the first choice for windows 7.Personally i use this browser and my Operating system is windows 7 So that i like to recommend Google chrome.

JoXs · 12-03-12 at 02:07 AM

the same as TensionX1.
I used FF for a long time, but then it didn't work anymore.
So I switched to chrome and I fell in love!

9w5 · 12-03-12 at 02:27 AM

Firefox.

While Chrome handles certains things better than Firefox (like JavaScript execution for instance), I do not recommend this browser because Adblock does not work properly on it. Plus browsing the web while being connected to a google account on Chrome is a total nonsence privacy-wise.

Stick to Firefox with Adblock+ and Ghostery installed.

courcix · 12-03-12 at 05:06 PM

while chrome is nice and all, for now I still stick with Firefox because of my dependency to some FF addons that only FF have it, like noscript and scrapbook

Notorious_dog · 12-04-12 at 06:33 AM

I mostly use chrome. And since I use chrome, I usually have allot of tabs open in chrome, which means that it puts a bigger load on my computer. So, if I'm playing a game and want to quickly use the internet, I close chrome and use firefox instead. (because I don't usually use firefox, and FF will have only 1 or a few tabs open; Thus, less load on the computer while playing my games.)

For me, both FF and chrome are good browsers, But i prefer chrome because it has an official dictionary addon (by google) which works really nicely.

Also, using google chrome, If you sign into google chrome on another computer, it will automatically download and install your addons on that computer.

encus · 12-07-12 at 02:57 AM

Firefox

**Roberthx** · 12-07-12 at 03:13 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by ajbsb69

Definitely Chrome. Firefox freezes.

Have been using Firefox for years, Never have I had any freezing problems on 6 plus different computers.

I would look at updating drivers and downloading latest version of Firefox, wouldn't recommend anything else for PC or MAC.

reinhart · 12-13-12 at 12:56 AM

Pale Moon, a Firefox based browser. :D

**robbo0000** · 12-13-12 at 01:41 AM

firefox :)

09-28-12 at 05:58 AM	#88
Shawn_7 Elder Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Eventyrland Posts: 3,513	SRWare Iron, a chromium-based browser without chrome security and privacy flaws. Code: Select All http://www.srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php

12-04-12 at 06:33 AM	#94
Notorious_dog Elder Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 3,974	I mostly use chrome. And since I use chrome, I usually have allot of tabs open in chrome, which means that it puts a bigger load on my computer. So, if I'm playing a game and want to quickly use the internet, I close chrome and use firefox instead. (because I don't usually use firefox, and FF will have only 1 or a few tabs open; Thus, less load on the computer while playing my games.) For me, both FF and chrome are good browsers, But i prefer chrome because it has an official dictionary addon (by google) which works really nicely. Also, using google chrome, If you sign into google chrome on another computer, it will automatically download and install your addons on that computer. Last edited by Notorious_dog; 12-04-12 at 06:36 AM.

09-28-12 at 02:27 AM	#85
IRL_Drizzt Novice Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 128	Mozilla Firefox ... has plenty of plug-ins and add-ons

09-28-12 at 03:29 AM	#86
solarmystic Novice Join Date: May 2009 Location: Geordieland Posts: 234	Firefox... NoScript and Ghostery are invaluable for "certain" sites.. Performance be damned...

09-28-12 at 03:36 AM	#87
Rocket789 Novice Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Skopje,capital of Macedonia Posts: 237	I used Chrome but it got all viruses up and shit! Using Firefox constantly works like a CHARM!

09-29-12 at 04:00 PM	#89
00Sblur Apprentice Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 355	Internet Explorer... . . LOLjk. Google Chrome all the way.

09-30-12 at 12:12 AM	#90
Ferry916 Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 9	I think Google chrome should be the first choice for windows 7.Personally i use this browser and my Operating system is windows 7 So that i like to recommend Google chrome.

12-03-12 at 02:07 AM	#91
JoXs Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 40	the same as TensionX1. I used FF for a long time, but then it didn't work anymore. So I switched to chrome and I fell in love!

12-03-12 at 02:27 AM	#92
9w5 Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 38	Firefox. While Chrome handles certains things better than Firefox (like JavaScript execution for instance), I do not recommend this browser because Adblock does not work properly on it. Plus browsing the web while being connected to a google account on Chrome is a total nonsence privacy-wise. Stick to Firefox with Adblock+ and Ghostery installed.

12-03-12 at 05:06 PM	#93
courcix Newcomer Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: +62 Posts: 39	while chrome is nice and all, for now I still stick with Firefox because of my dependency to some FF addons that only FF have it, like noscript and scrapbook

12-07-12 at 02:57 AM	#95
encus Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 4	Firefox

12-07-12 at 03:13 AM	#96
Roberthx Newcomer Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 85	Quote: Originally Posted by ajbsb69 Definitely Chrome. Firefox freezes. Have been using Firefox for years, Never have I had any freezing problems on 6 plus different computers. I would look at updating drivers and downloading latest version of Firefox, wouldn't recommend anything else for PC or MAC.

12-13-12 at 01:41 AM	#98
robbo0000 ¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸><((((º> Join Date: May 2009 Location: Sydney Posts: 3,390	firefox :)

12-13-12 at 12:56 AM	#97
reinhart Newcomer Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 18	Pale Moon, a Firefox based browser. :D