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<blockquote data-quote="donpisto" data-source="post: 5380924" data-attributes="member: 568577">LoseLoseLoseWin.Here&#039;s the deal.&nbsp; Each has it&#039;s own advantages.Let&#039;s start off with IE7.&nbsp; At first I didn&#039;t like it, because it was very new and was running slow.&nbsp; I still don&#039;t really like it because of the popups.Firefox...I have been using this for quite some time but I stopped after another browse came out (soon to be mentioned).&nbsp; Have you guys looked to see how much memory Firefox takes up just by running?&nbsp; Try leaving it open for a few hours and see how much more it has increased in RAM usage.&nbsp; There have been times where FF takes up about 250 MB of ram and I know people who have had FF take up about half a gig, that&#039;s just pathetic.Safari.&nbsp; I used it for a little bit but it seemed to be a little slower than Firefox, not worth running in my opinion.Opera...I used to use this quite a while ago but since FF came out I used it instead.&nbsp; It was a pretty decent browser, but I can&#039;t quite remember why I stopped using it, might have been the interface.Google Chrome is what I just started using.&nbsp; It is MUCH faster and uses very little RAM. I do have some complaints though.&nbsp; I don&#039;t like how you have to access the bookmarks.&nbsp; I heard there are issues with Java and Flash, but I have yet to experience those issues.I&#039;d stick with IE or Google Chrome.&nbsp; I think eventually Google Chrome will be the choice to go with once they work out some kinks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="donpisto, post: 5380924, member: 568577"] Lose Lose Lose Win. Here's the deal. Each has it's own advantages. Let's start off with IE7. At first I didn't like it, because it was very new and was running slow. I still don't really like it because of the popups. Firefox...I have been using this for quite some time but I stopped after another browse came out (soon to be mentioned). Have you guys looked to see how much memory Firefox takes up just by running? Try leaving it open for a few hours and see how much more it has increased in RAM usage. There have been times where FF takes up about 250 MB of ram and I know people who have had FF take up about half a gig, that's just pathetic. Safari. I used it for a little bit but it seemed to be a little slower than Firefox, not worth running in my opinion. Opera...I used to use this quite a while ago but since FF came out I used it instead. It was a pretty decent browser, but I can't quite remember why I stopped using it, might have been the interface. Google Chrome is what I just started using. It is MUCH faster and uses very little RAM. I do have some complaints though. I don't like how you have to access the bookmarks. I heard there are issues with Java and Flash, but I have yet to experience those issues. I'd stick with IE or Google Chrome. I think eventually Google Chrome will be the choice to go with once they work out some kinks. [/QUOTE]

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