*cough*Opera 10.5*cough*zenpher wrote:The most striking thing for me is that it resembles chrome visually.
I really like this, tabs on top makes much more sense.
Opera is a good browser, there is no best.kage20 wrote:Opera is best browser, ff 4 will have many bugs
To each his own. I consistently use Safari, Chrome and Firefox; And occasionally use Opera and Internet Explorer 7. I cannot say that there is one “best” browser. There is a worst, but not a best. Each has their own merits. I like Firefox for the extensions and development. Chrome for daily use, it is the best at memory (RAM) management because each tab is a process, which when killed, keeps your memory freed up. Whereas other browsers will continue to consume memory and have mem leaks. But Chrome has some annoying bugs with certain websites, including YouTube. Safari 5 is really fast, I love the features, but it doesn’t have the extensions that Firefox and Chrome have. Plus, Safari 5 is still a memory hog, but not as bad as Firefox. I find Opera to be generally annoying to use, but that is just my personal taste.kage20 wrote:Opera is best browser, ff 4 will have many bugs
This is the sole reason that I use Chrome as my primary browser. However, as you mentioned, it does have some very annoying bugs, so much so that I'm close to moving to Opera because of them. The only thing keeping me from doing so is the process-per-tab approach. If Firefox implements it before Opera, I'll be back on Firefox. If Opera implements it before Firefox, I'll be on Opera. If IE9 is released before either of them do it, I'll likely be on IE9.Highway of Life wrote:Chrome for daily use, it is the best at memory (RAM) management because each tab is a process, which when killed, keeps your memory freed up. Whereas other browsers will continue to consume memory and have mem leaks.
IE Developer Tools. As it is, I do all my css/javascript debugging in IE8.Highway of Life wrote:What do you find nice about IE9?