The best web browser of 2015:

[longknife]

Firefox, Chrome, Edge, IE, and Opera compared

I read all three pages of this. I have four of the five browsers on my PC and can give you my own rating. Edge is great with Cortana as a search engine but it sucks when coming to bookmarks. Opera has a great New Tab feature with all your most visited sites right there when you need it. Chrome has never thrilled me. And, the regular Firefox is okay but still too slow with my new PC and Win10. So, what is, in my opinion, the best? Check out Firefox 64bit Developer Version. Fast, easy to use, and with all the add-ons or plug-ins you wish.

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[defcon4]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

 

[Bleipriester]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Head over to this page and forget about the other nonsense:
8pecxstudios Cyberfox

 

[longknife]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Yep

 

[Montrovant]

I used Cyberfox for a while, but I had a problem with it; I don't recall what it was now. I might try it again at some point.

I usually use Firefox, but the issues with Flash have gotten annoying. That's particularly true since I'm now messing around with Linux, so I'm currently trying out Chromium.

 

[defcon4]

I used Cyberfox for a while, but I had a problem with it; I don't recall what it was now. I might try it again at some point.

I usually use Firefox, but the issues with Flash have gotten annoying. That's particularly true since I'm now messing around with Linux, so I'm currently trying out Chromium.

How long Cyberfox's been around?

 

[Bleipriester]

A whole damn while. I started with version 23 or something.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Head over to this page and forget about the other nonsense:
8pecxstudios Cyberfox

Only Windows???
That doesn't even make sense.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Yep

Developer is Firefox with added coding features built for people who build websites/apps
If you don't use it to test code, then it is just Firefox.

 

[longknife]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Yep

Developer is Firefox with added coding features built for people who build websites/apps
If you don't use it to test code, then it is just Firefox.

For me, it's still the fastest of the browsers I have

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Yep

Developer is Firefox with added coding features built for people who build websites/apps
If you don't use it to test code, then it is just Firefox.

For me, it's still the fastest of the browsers I have

One possibility is it might have less "junk" than the standard Firefox has.
One way to test that is how much memory it consumes when sitting idol on google.com home page. WHich is a great site to test mem use, since it is essentially an empty page.
Open reg. Firefox and go to google. Now look at the mem usage.
Do the same for the other, and it would be interesting if it takes up less or more memory.

 

[Bleipriester]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Head over to this page and forget about the other nonsense:
8pecxstudios Cyberfox

Only Windows???
That doesn't even make sense.

You can go to their forum and suggest a Linux version.

 

[longknife]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Yep

Developer is Firefox with added coding features built for people who build websites/apps
If you don't use it to test code, then it is just Firefox.

For me, it's still the fastest of the browsers I have

One possibility is it might have less "junk" than the standard Firefox has.
One way to test that is how much memory it consumes when sitting idol on google.com home page. WHich is a great site to test mem use, since it is essentially an empty page.
Open reg. Firefox and go to google. Now look at the mem usage.
Do the same for the other, and it would be interesting if it takes up less or more memory.

How do you find your memory usage?

 

[Ringel05]

Started this one back in 2011, lots of people contributed.

Internet Browsers | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I hate this new Edge shit. Firefox Developer 64 bit you said?

Yep

Developer is Firefox with added coding features built for people who build websites/apps
If you don't use it to test code, then it is just Firefox.

For me, it's still the fastest of the browsers I have

One possibility is it might have less "junk" than the standard Firefox has.
One way to test that is how much memory it consumes when sitting idol on google.com home page. WHich is a great site to test mem use, since it is essentially an empty page.
Open reg. Firefox and go to google. Now look at the mem usage.
Do the same for the other, and it would be interesting if it takes up less or more memory.

How do you find your memory usage?

Ctrl+Alt+Del
Click Task Manager
Click "Processes" Tab...here you will see every process that is running, as well as the amount of memory it/they are using.

 

[Iceweasel]

I usually have FF and Chromium going. FF is version 40 and Chromium is 44. I can't see any speed difference. I use two because I have Chromium as the cookie browser and FF blocked for cookies except a few sites I visit regularly.

 

[longknife]

Yep

Developer is Firefox with added coding features built for people who build websites/apps
If you don't use it to test code, then it is just Firefox.

For me, it's still the fastest of the browsers I have

One possibility is it might have less "junk" than the standard Firefox has.
One way to test that is how much memory it consumes when sitting idol on google.com home page. WHich is a great site to test mem use, since it is essentially an empty page.
Open reg. Firefox and go to google. Now look at the mem usage.
Do the same for the other, and it would be interesting if it takes up less or more memory.

How do you find your memory usage?

Ctrl+Alt+Del
Click Task Manager
Click "Processes" Tab...here you will see every process that is running, as well as the amount of memory it/they are using.

Thanks

 

[Bleipriester]

Easier is a right click on the task bar followed by a click on the proper entry in the opening context menu or CTRL+Shift+ESC.