Windows 7: What browser to use!!!!

Hi,i have just switched to google chrome from firefox because i am fed up with broken add ons due to fast updates,but i am having problems with chrome,often when i click the back button it does not work.I have been on chrome forum and its a common issue.I i dont like ie 9 because it always crashes.All these problem spoil the enjoyment of web browsing.so what browser do i use now,i just want a problem free browsing experience,but this seems like its not to be.

Hmm... I've been using Chrome for a year or two now and I'm not having any problems. I use it on both my 32 and 64-bit Windows 7 systems as well as my XP box. The only issue I have is with one of my bank sites not being compatible with Chrome. If it weren't for that I'd stay with only Chrome. I occasionally go play with the other browsers to see if there's anything that draws me away but I'm always drawn back to the simple and FAST front-end that Chrome presents.

However ... the next best one that I've seen is Firefox. It's a superior browser. Give it a look.

You will run into many opinions on this. It's the same deal as programmers and their editors... it becomes very religious!

-Max

It really is down to personal choice.

I use IE9 and get on fine with it. Didn't bother with any other browser because I need Internet Explorer for my online banking and so far it hasn't let me down.

Use what you like using... or whatever 'works', in your case

i just upgraded to FF6 using Airbots tutorial how to cheat ff addons and have kept all my extensions working perfectly. i have been using firefox since i began computing (4 yrs ago) and i wouldnt use any other browser ,i have tried them and have chrome and IE9 installed ,for emergencies . but im not keen on them at all.

You have options like Opera or Safari (You probably don't want Safari).
Search "Browser Choice" through a search engine, it will show you allot of browsers that no one's heard of.

I had the back button problem with chrome for about two days, but it was a simple fix and has already been taken care of in the release afterwards

mine works fine

<.< I see what you did there...

I used to use Internet Explorer. I've been using Firefox for a couple of years, but don't generally like the idea of add-ons and constant updates. So I am kind of looking for an alternative. All I want is stability, few issues, and reasonable security. I don't care about fancy new "features".

Yesterday I tried Chrome and gave up quickly because one of my must-have websites displayed very incorrectly.

I looked at Internet Explorer 9. The configuration controls looked much like they did on IE 7---far too many of them. I didn't really spend much time on it.

I'll continue to suffer with Firefox, but if I had to change now, I'd go back to IE and just accept most or all of the default configuration. I can't stand to constantly be tweaking stuff in the name of security.