[vbmoneyspender]

Many businesses I work with (some quite big) are still using IE6.

[rdl6989]

I prefer firefox myself.

[pnh102]

Microsoft needs to exit the browser racket. IE8 is crap. But lucky for us, we can just get away with putting in a single meta tag to force it to behave like IE7 so we do not need yet another set of browser-specific hacks to make web pages work in IE8.

As for IE6, why is anyone still using this. No one uses Netscape 4 anymore, right?

[george76]

Almost two-thirds of users plan to upgrade to Windows 7 according to a survey of 1,500 IT managers .

http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/10/20/238219/majority-of-businesses-will-upgrade-to-windows-7-research.htm

[Cicero]

I had nothing but trouble with IE7. But IE8 is working great on my laptop with WinXP-Pro. Or, to be more precise, it has worked great since I installed one of the early fixes last spring.

[Drill Thrawl]

IE8 is a steaming pile. I have had to remove it from all of my computers as it kept crashing and finally corrupted the ntdll.dll file.

M$ has been putting out enormous piles of crap lately.

[Tolsti2]

IE8 is quite good. I haven’t used Firefox until recently and was pretty impressed. It’s actually very good. I think I’ll still stick with IE8 though.

Google Chrome is a joke. It feels like early 2000’s era browsing at best. Haven’t used Opera in awhile to can’t compare it.

[DB]

I like Google Chrome.

Clean simple performance.

[fso301]

IE8 is fine with me. I use Firefox and IE8 about 50/50 and have gotten plenty of viruses using Firefox.

[ShadowAce]