what internet browser do you prefer and why? What email account do you refer and why

cyberghost47:622399 said:
Firefox, but for some reason it uses ALLOT of memory :(
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Each tab is like running a new window really... so close some of that down and it will improve. Or get the extension "Bar tab"
 
Chrome - best by far, low resources and easy access to google+ and gmail. As an android user it just seems right. :)
 
I enjoy Firefox because of its addon support. I use gmail because of its integration and chat services (I'm also an Android fanboy :P).
 
Crome all round... it is just the simplest / fastest browser out there. No frills, no fuss. It's just a thing to see the internet through.

Hotmail... I have had this account since before google was a thing and it still has my online handle which is epic.
 
At work: Browser - Firefox
Antivirus - ESET Nod 32 4.x
Email - Microsoft Outlook 2007

At Home: Browser - Opera 11.x in Windows [might also try out Comodo Dragon (WebKit-based)], Firefox in Ubuntu
Antivirus - ESET Nod 32 v5.x
Firewall - Software-based.....
Email - No need to install a fully fledged Email/Scheduling client at home. I used webmail services.
 
Windows Systems - IE9
Linux Systems - Firefox
iOS Systems - Safari

I'm not listing Tablets under this as I assume we are talking about PC based only
 
At the moment I use Google Chrome, simply because of its integration with everything else. The fact that it has built-in Flash also simplifies things.
 
Opera for 99% of my browsing, since I have been using it for 8 years I see no need to use any other browser, and Opera mail w/ Gmail.
Then I use Google Chrome for Battlelog.
 
Chrome for browsing, gmail for email. Pretty much that.

Though lack of Java (my own fault) is hurtin' :/
 
Used to be a Firefox user. Now I'm a Chrome user.

Main reasons for the switch: Stability and memory hogging.

Not a fan of email services, so use my own hosted one.
 
I prefer Chrome over FF, I suppose the main reason being built in GMail support. But give me any browser that will recover nicely from flash crashing said browser and I will gladly change!
 
There's a browser I used to use called Pale Moon. It's Firefox, but compiled specially for Windows. It's supposed to be exactly the same (it is), but slightly faster than Firefox on Windows machines.
 
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