They're all perfectly competent; take your pick. I use Chrome for non-werk - it's fast, pretty solid, and the isolation between tab processes can be handy when Flash decides to crash - but we (obviously) test on them all. IE is likely still the most vulnerable to reticulum-based infection, though far less so than preceding versions, and may still be your best bet for banking as some banks seem pathologically incapable of web programming to w3c standards.
Opera and Safari always seem a bit quirky and annoying to me. Firefox usually works well but is slow to load and keeps asking if you want to update your fecking components. IE8 works pretty well but is cursed by its evil origins. Chrome seems a pretty good little beast. But I deliberately switch between them all because I want to know when and how websites fail with them.
Oh - IE7 at work has a VERY annoying tendency to fail on streaming, and then blame the connection. I know that's a lie, because Firefox will play the program perfectly happily. So Firefox is generally more reliable. But every now and then you will come up against a company who have made a website that ONLY works in IE. Baffling but true.
So sadly, none of them is an instant win! Chrome is probably the least annoying.
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Oh - IE7 at work has a VERY annoying tendency to fail on streaming, and then blame the connection. I know that's a lie, because Firefox will play the program perfectly happily. So Firefox is generally more reliable. But every now and then you will come up against a company who have made a website that ONLY works in IE. Baffling but true.
So sadly, none of them is an instant win! Chrome is probably the least annoying.
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