What I like about FireFox is the stability, speed and add-on. I know there are a lot of people that are going to say that this is something more related with your internet connection and blah blah blah but believe it or not it loads the pages faster than IE.

I've been using FireFox for about 3 or 4 months now and haven't been back to Internet Explorer ever since and most likely never will. I just LOVE Firefox's speed.

Once I started using FireFox, I wished that I had started using it sooner.

Firefox would be more popular if most PCs didn't ship with IE. That's the problem, most customers aren't going to know what they can use to browse the net beyond what is already in front of them.

Example: I've persuaded most of my family to switch to firefox, but some of them didn't want to switch just because they're used to IE.

Firefox is the better browser, it's faster, simple, secure, and does the job rather well. I think Microsoft needs to ditch IE and innovate a new browser if they wish to stay on top.

Damn that's quite a drop. What happened MS? If things keep going the way they are with vista and all that drama matters will only get worst for MS. I mean apple is rivaling them and now most people are coming to grips with Firefox and all. Hmm...they must get their act together.

OBAMA!!!

but if chrome allows extensions like adblock too, i'm in!
common google, linux + chrome can take over the planet

Been using Firefox for over a year now and it just keeps getting better with time....it's just so flexible..and it's really fast..

I also like Chrome is really fast but , Google needs to sort out the tabs stability and memory usage probs...

the new firefox sucks. It crashes far too often, Opera and my 64 bit IE are much more reliable. Ff2 was really much better from my experiences.

Firefox is nice and got my family to switch to it just as well, although as of late Firefox and I have been running into little troubles here and there. Random restarts and a bit of a 'freezing' issue after closing out of a youtube tab. Perhaps just a minor update that I have neglected to do needs to be done.

Overall though Firefox all the way.

How the hell is IE still at 70%? I mean who the heck would still use that ****? I switched years ago and I don't know anyone that still uses IE.

Makes sense, nothing more to see here.

I converted a lot of my computer incapable family members to firefox and they love it.

Mozilla rocks. :)

This will be my second year Im using Firefox. You get too many viruses/spyware with IE.

The brighter my day gets.

But I'm amazed that MS still has 2/3 of the market. That's a sizable chunk.

I use both Firefox and Opera, why?
- Opera is fast and familiar so it fits for my needs on web pages that I surf daily.
- Firefox, because operas flash support and java support seems to suck compared to mozilla.

What is this internet explorer ppl talk of, I dont even have one installed :P

ive been using FF for years.

Mozilla Firefox is way superior than Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Firefox is way better than Microshoft Internet Hole.

If you disagree with me you are a MicroSlave.

HaHa.

I'm using Opera, I'm still helping with getting rid of IE ain't I?

I use firefox and it is much faster and seems much more userfriendly than IE. Sure, the latest IE is better and the support for add-ins is great, but overall they're still catching up to FF.

Sorry MS, IE needs some drastic improvements to convert me back.

I use FF 99% of the time. There is always that lazy web guy that has a site FF doesnt work properly with.

What is it? ;)

Seriously though myself as well as most of my family and friends have been using FF for years. It is faster, more stable and more secure than IE.

WOW! I really didn't know that. Who the hell would use IE? Its the slowest most unsecured web browser out. It still uses Active X control! I would of thought MS would be smarter and learn Active X control is an easy way to just get tons of viruses.

I don't know anyone that still uses IE. Its just a unsecured piece of crap. Also, its very slow loading.

But once in a while I'll need to use Internet Explorer for government sites..

I am 100% FF supporter, I use it everywhere (work/home/etc) however, there is one aspect that makes IE stick around, and it's in some companies, they have applications or intranets that rely on Active-x plugins only available in IE...sad but true

I stopped using IE 5 years ago.

chrome user.

never looked back

I rode IE for as long as I could until recently when it locked up so much I said "Thats It!!"

Firefox is cool also. I know a few people who use it.

Opera and Firefox user here. And some times Chrome. Stopped using IE years ago. The amount of addons and ways you can customize FF trumps IE very easily.

i switched yesterday from IE to Fire fox and haven't regretted it!!!!
There is soooooooo much options (customize anything) e.g. new add ons, new themes, new apperences!!!

I have more than 7 browsers install on my computer and my favorites and what I consider the best are:

Firefox
IE
Opera
Netscape

The last firefox screw things up... the browser seems to be crashing at lot... and telling me that "An instance of firefox is already open" when I try to open it.

I use IE for sites and features that Firefox does not support. I also prefer IE when downloading stuff... I do not like firefox download manager... I like to be asked where I want to put stuff; I never download stuff to the same directory.

As a developer Firefox has the best debugger and error console.

I think IE have better integration with video controls than firefox.

I don't like that firefox maintain session between instances... for example, if I login into my bank account and close the window (firefox)... and open a new firefox instance it will remember I am logged on... this is a security risk. Since someone can type the url and not have to enter user name and passwords... (and yes I know there is an option in firefox to clear all private data when firefox is closed... but I may not want to clear all my private data like my cache (visited pages, images, download history, etc) which would result on things taking longer to load).

Firefox, Firerocks!!! That's right I went there.

I still just prefer opera.

Go Firefox. Everyone I know uses firefox and I have done for years. I keep IE on my system but never use it as I much prefer firefox. Plus I think the name sounds cool or maybe is that hot haha.

I currently use FF for everything although I will use IE sometimes. I have Chrome installed but I don't like it that much. One thing about FF is the amount of memory it uses is pretty silly for a browser.

the only time i use IE is when im in the netflix website watching a movie. nexflix doesn't support firefox so i have no choice but to use IE. other than that, firefox all the way!

Firefox is the best.

Safari is pretty but some of the sites don't display well.

I.E I havent touched since i got firefox. The only reason i think I.E is still around is because of MS dominance of the OS market. When people are more educated. They will find out like me that Firefox is the best.

Crome seems barebones to me like Opera. I don't like it.

IE sucks....Im a Mac user so there is no IE for me anyhow...lol. But I do have a dual-boot for XP...where I use FF or Chrome. But IE is still needed for some sites.

On Mac, its usually FF, but also Safari and Camino is nice too. I find Opera to be quirky...tho it does have an integrated torrent downloader...

So I saw some people talking about compatibility issues with FireFox (i.e. a website not working because it needs internet explorer to work) and wanted to make sure everyone knew that there is an add on called the 'PrefBar' that lets you fool most websites into thinking you are using Internet Explorer. It works wonders for me. It also has quick buttons for turning off images, flash, and javascript for lightning fast browsing. Get it here.

http://prefbar.mozdev.org/

I would love to see the day when IE,Windows and a few other properties of theirs are no more. MS's dirty business tactics in the past are the main reason I can never support one of their consoles. I just cant help but wonder how much further along certain programs like OS could be had MS not been there to hamper competition.

I love IE! But Have been using ff for a while and I liek it as well but it has alot of problems. Alot of web pages or scripts dont load correctly or load at all.The 1 thing i hate about FF is its a resourcehog and can max out your cpu and it has a bad memory leak and that it wont delete the brosing history . Those are known bugs and the history 1 at least has a work around made by a plugin. IE loads pages faster for me than ff but i like ff's tabs better that IE's . So the dirty business tactics you hate MS for are the same tactics nintendo , sony, GM, ford and every other Company uses because they work and because they make money.People need to get over the big bad company that MS is because every big company is the same exact way and every small company wishes the y were these big company's , especially APPLE who is just as bad as MS with the anti trust issues its just MS is the bigger company so they get hit hard.Everything windows is apple is the same. MS was sued to death in europe for including a browser and media player making a "suite" like software but Apple's OS is the same if not worse.

Microsoft and their products (like IE).

I wish they installed Firefox on the servers at work.

If only they knew how much safer and more reliable it is.

I use Firefox all the time.. I haven't touched IE in years.. but..

There is actually 1 browser that I believe is better than firefox. It's Opera.. and the reason I say this, is because it's a smart browser. Opera stores all downloads in it's own separate cache, so whenever the browser crashes, it will save all data that has been downloaded and start up the download again, instead of corrupting the data and having you to start all over. Another reason why I believe it's better, is because Opera automatically installs software that is required to run web pages.. you're never asked to install the latest version of Adobe or something.. it does it for you. The problem is though, is that Opera isn't as compatible and customizable as Firefox, though it is better imo. But this is the reason why i actually use Firefox over Opera is for it's customization. Once Opera starts to become more compatible, I will use it far more.

microsoft will die before 2020.

Snore. Net Applications -- of all those who keep this data -- report the *lowest* share for IE than any other.

Once i started using Firefox, i never went back. Chrome is good but, i'm so used to Firefox. I'm very serious when i say that i did not know people still use IE. I mean, every person i know, uses Firefox. Even my university has firefox on every computer. PEace.

And how is this gaming news again?

----On June 13, 2003, Microsoft announced that it was ceasing further development of Internet Explorer for Mac. The browser was not included in default installation of Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger" which was released on April 29, 2005. Microsoft discontinued support for the product on December 31, 2005 and removed the application from their Macintosh downloads site on January 31, 2006. Microsoft recommends "that Macintosh users migrate to more recent web browsing technologies such as Apple's Safari."[1]-----from Wikipedia

As far as I know there isnt IE for Mac...but where can I find this 8.0 alpha u speak of? That could come in handy for me

Tell me again how the multiplatform strategy was supposed to fix everything. Look at your results and compare them to Nintendo, which keeps thriving with exclusives. Your loyal fans are gone. And let’s not forget the pile of IPs you purchased only to let them rot.

The worst thing is this is down from last years numbers/expectations which was down from the previous years numbers/expectations. You think about how long “down” has been a consistent part of the communication and you realize those subscriptions are what’s holding that boat together. The price cut of gamespass is still a price raise in a string of price raises. They are trying to use players to offset the missing revenue. Now call of duty is out of gamespass, which is literally WHY they bought the company. To draw people to the subscription. They realized they missed a boatload of money and that wasn’t sustainable. Now you pay for it like you would have if they never bought the company… so why buy the company? Mind you those billions still need to be paid back. Yeah it gives you a chance to say we make the biggest FPS… but the internal conversations must be brutal at high level on topics that really matter. Like revenue. Profitability. And ROI for the shopping spree.

Is this like the 10th quarter in a row they're down 33% on hardware how is that even mathematically possible. You would think their mediocrity would Plateau