Firefox, IE, or Chrome: What's your preferred broswer and why | Bloggers Lair | Yakezie Forums

So, I work for a place that only supports IE, so I'm on it most of the day and do some reading during lunch, breaks, etc.. I've noticed a few blogs don't show up very well when using it, and I'm wondering if it's the browser, or if I should contact the blog and let them know about the issues…?

I've even had it so bad that a new blog post would show up in Firefox, but not in IE when visiting the landing page for a website! Bad stuff.

At home, I use firefox and haven't really run into these issues, but using wordpress seems EXTREMELY SLOW for some reason…

Anyway, I was wondering what YOUR preferred browser is and why? Are there advantages/disadvantages from a blogging perspective? Does one save you time over the other? Are there known bugs for reading and using wordpress/blogger sites?

Also I just love the cool dude smiley, so here you go:

Chrome FTW.

I personally am a google advocate through and through. Chrome is super smooth and fast and hasn't been around nearly as long as the other browsers. 

I used firefox for years and year but wouldn't use anything else but Chrome.

I as well keep around firefox and safari for testing purposes.

I use all three depending on what I am doing, but if I had to pick just one, I would go with Chrome. It is simply faster and spell checks things for me.

Chrome 100% for both Michelle and I… (does that count as 2 votes?)

I'm also a huge fan of Chrome for it's speed.  When it was first released, there were issues loading some sites.  Now days, I don't run into any problems using Chrome 100% of the time.

I still use Firefox since I'm used to it.  I occasionally use Chrome, but it doesn't have all my bookmarks and saved passwords so I usually go back to Firefox. Plus, Google already has enough influence on the internet.   Clearing  your cookies and temporary internet files can speed up Firefox.

I used to love Firefox but it became too slow as it ate up too many resources.  I switched to Chrome and after a little bit of an adjustment I love it.  When I use Firefox now it seems archaic.

I've been a firefox user for years now and most sites seem to display better in FF than in IE. I sometimes use Chrome, but it's a little quirky. Since I help my husband build websites, I try and make sure all three browsers display them similarly and Chrome and FF always play along nicely – not so much for clunky IE.

I like chrome.  It seems quicker and more stable than IE although a few work platforms only work on IE so I technically use both.  I've never used firefox much, so I can't add much on FF.  Not sure if this is very helpful to you but I figure I'd chime in.