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I like IE8, it's good enough - so if IE9 is better, I may actually start using IE on a regular basis. For now, though, I've never found anything to meet the stability + security of FireFox 3.6.
I like IE8, it's good enough - so if IE9 is better, I may actually start using IE on a regular basis. For now, though, I've never found anything to meet the stability + security of FireFox 3.6.
LOL IE9 coming out, lets see what big change its going to have, I'll be surprised if it does improve significantly, but I plan to stick to FireFox since its perfect :)
For me, FF is the best balance of all: usability, extensions, speed, etc.
I think Chrome beats any browser in speed though.
While I rarely use IE. I agree with you. Further, there are more exploits against IE because it is the most widely used browser. If FF was more widely used, there would no doubt be more exploits against it.
The article you linked was an interesting read. However, many legitimate sites, particularly manufacturer's are almost completely flash and some of these sites I visit regularly. I depend on NoScript to keep me out of trouble with flash. If I don't need to run flash to find what I am looking for, I don't enable it.