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July 15th, 2009 @ 1:46 pm
It’s been over a year since we asked you to name your Web browser of choice. In that time, we’ve seen the arrival of Google Chrome and Internet Explorer 8 — both great browsers.
Of course, we’ve also seen Firefox release version 3.5, Safari go 4.0, and so on.
Thus, we’ve decided to indulge our curiosity and once again ask:
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davebarnes
1. AdBlock Plus + filters
2. Web Developer toolbar
3. 1Password integration
Bluekatherine
Internet Explorer 7. I think it is more what you get use to. In the busy world as VP of Sales and Marketing I have little time to learn new programs. I have to say that I am using Firefox also and I think it has fewer problems than IE. I am almost frightened to update to IE8. I don;t know if it will create more problems to fix of if it will fix the problems I saw with IE7.
BizHacksRick
I'm pleasantly surprised to see that so few of you are using IE6. I know plenty of people who work for big corporations that refuse to upgrade for whatever reason.
swiftmac
To get a clear reflection of what I think you wanted to know,
question should be something like.
"What browser does your company supply in its "SOE".
Why does that wording matter? Because many of your
readers have probably installed, (where permitted) some
alternative browsers.
But corporate software is likely still tied to one of the IE
versions.
Rick Broida
A technology writer for more than 15 years, Rick Broida is a regular contributor to CNET, Popular Science, Wired and other publications. He's also the author of numerous books, including How to Do Everything with Your Zune. When he's not chained to his keyboard, he's usually shooting hoops or watching quality television. more »
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