What web browser are you using right now?

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there are different users who have different workflows, so there is neither a perfect nor a best browser. There is only one which suites the own wishes the best. I like to customize my browser a lot through plugins, registry tweaks, etc. so therefore Firefox (or it's Alpha since I like testing) is best for me. According to this my browser is unique as it could be, no one has the same fingerprint as mine.

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Zomby

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I have Chrome and my fingerprint is also unique according to that site. What it means however, is that you're easier to track down.

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Loki16

can I borrow your fingerprint then? I have a few... activities I'd like to perform

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Zomby

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I'm sorry, I lent them to my terrorist friend. Dunno why he wanted it...

You can have it as soon as he gives it back to me.

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MiriMayhem

Regarding the fact that Pale Moon is 4-5 months behind the current official version, I would be a bit worried about security breaches...

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mRevan

Considering most viruses don't target the palemoon process, I have nothing to worry about.

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MiriMayhem

but it is a fork of Firefox and has therefore most its flaws. If Firefox has a bug it is very likely Pale Moon has it too.

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EvilMoo

Pale Moon is kept up to date with all current security fixes, even if the actual version number doesn't match that of Firefox. It only gets updated to a new full version number when significant desirable changes reach the Firefox release builds.

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MiriMayhem

ah, thanks for the info.
how good is the add-on compatibility? I need several add-ons to be in sync to their counterpart in Firefox on my Ubuntu-PC at work.

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EvilMoo

I've never had any problems myself, though I've seen talk of some add-ons that don't work on rebranded builds of Firefox for whatever reason and it seems some add-ons rely on features from Firefox 21 onwards. You can check here to see if anyone has flagged up any issues lately.

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CrippledLamp

Chrome

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Stadnicki

Chrome, aaand I won Trine 2 Complete week ago xd

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genbatzu

firefox on pc, safari right now on iPad

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map

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Jewvia

Canadian here, I know exactly two people that use IE. It is a shame that is the most widely used web browser.

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Gaybr1el

Chrome!

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Infernotoni

Firefox

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Gwarsbane

Firefox (version 23 million or what ever version they are up to now, not sure it changes so much) with a bunch of addons that make browsing so much better.

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MiriMayhem

since Mozilla changed the development/version structure to some kind of rolling release, it's version number is irrelevant. There is only one version maintained and thats the main branch. Then there are the development branches Aurora and Beta - thats all. Furthermore these branches are shifted every six weeks (aurora becomes beta, beta becomes main), so every shift a new number as a version number is not that brilliant...

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Gwarsbane

Totally agree, I really dislike the ever changing number. At first I thought it was just to "catch up" to all the other browsers numbers cause I heard some people thought FF wasn't as good cause it was a much newer browser and silly stuff like that. Again silly reason to keep changing the browser number but I've seen sillier things done.

What ever the reasons for them to go like they are, I wish they would stop and just go back to the 1 full version number a year.

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Scrap

Chrome. Long time Firefox user but for the last 1-2 years it has been mainly Chrome.

I do have Firefox installed as some add-on's don't work that well in Chrome for some reason so if I need to check some special stuff I start up my trusty fox.

Chrome though reading tests should be faster, has flash installed and is an overall well done Google product and seems to have a good team behind it.

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viaI

Chrome. A few years ago I used Firefox.

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pomgoe

Firefox. Sadly they change the UI so much and it starts looking like chrome.

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