@dg988 Of course, if you're a proper web developer, test your site in every browser you can get your hands on. I prefer Firefox with Firebug for developing, but I make sure to test IE6, 7 and 8; Chrome, FF PC and Mac, and Safari PC and Mac. They're all quirky in one way or another.
Had chrome for about half a year when I wasn't really developing anything. But the diverse amount of extensions in Firefox makes it so much easier to develop in. It also allows more customization and comfort while browsing. Let's wait for Chrome's extension catalog to catch up.
also, it goes without saying that I test in all popular browsers just like Dale P
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I know Firefox is better than IE, but from a web developer, please please don’t switch to it. Try out Chrome or Safari!
Again, anything is better than IE, though.
@dg988
Amen to that. :)
@dg988
Firefox 3.6 and 3.7 are faster than chrome and just about as fast as safari.
@dg988 Of course, if you're a proper web developer, test your site in every browser you can get your hands on. I prefer Firefox with Firebug for developing, but I make sure to test IE6, 7 and 8; Chrome, FF PC and Mac, and Safari PC and Mac. They're all quirky in one way or another.
@dg988
Had chrome for about half a year when I wasn't really developing anything. But the diverse amount of extensions in Firefox makes it so much easier to develop in. It also allows more customization and comfort while browsing. Let's wait for Chrome's extension catalog to catch up.
also, it goes without saying that I test in all popular browsers just like Dale P