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What's the best NON-IE Browser?

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Originally posted by: HighTechRedneck
I'm using Crazybrowser right now. I like it better than IE.
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Excellent choice. Crazybrowser is mearly a shell on top of IE. So you get all of IE functionality but with ad/popup blocking, tabs, groups, and much much more.


You'd be a fool to use IE alone after tring this.

 
Crazy Browser? What 5 year old mentally-challenged kid came up with that name?

Regardless, it looks pretty good and I'm gonna get it when I get home.
 
Originally posted by: Czar
Both Mozilla and Opera are good, each has its strong points and weak points, but one browser that has NONE is Crazybrowser, uses the IE engine so you have no compatibility problems with webpages and it has all the best features of both Mozilla and Opera 🙂
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Crazybrowser is not free, not cross platform, and based on many of the problems of ie.

Opera is not free, but has decent standards compatibility (yes, the sites are generally broken).

Mozilla is mostly free, has great standards compatibility, available on many platforms, and there are no reasons not to use it.
 
dotn think so....i run ad-aware like every day.....i abosilutely love this browser...the autmoatic searching google via alt-eneter is awesome
 
regarding crazy browser...
i just downloaded it, and so far it seems to have the convenience of ie with the functionality of mozilla, so i'm digging it. however, i want the middle mouse button to work like it does in ie. can it?
 
(win): Mozilla, Opera
(linux): Mozilla, Konqueror (never tried Opera on linux)

Two reasons to prefer mozilla than opera (for windows)
- font issues with opera (with some websites)
- mozilla has nightly builds (sometimes when I have nothing to do I update my software) 🙂

 
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