Firefox most popular on wilders.

A couple of years ago this was discussed quite a bit by the Ubuntu community IIRC. I don't think Google or Chrome quite fit the Ubuntu business model, although Mark Shuttleworth did do a deal with Amazon. Firefox runs really well on Linux though, come to think of it, so does SeaMonkey (SeaMonkey and Firefox share the same rendering engine) from my experience.

 

I do the same, save it in my PC and with Dropbox.

 

Does such a browser exist? If so, please mention its name.

 

so.....what do you use?

 

@Snoop3 360 Extreme Explorer. The homepage is in Chinese, but the program installs in English (except for a few options in the settings which have not been translated). It uses both Chome's and Internet Explorer's rendering engines. It is fast and gets updated reguarly.

 

@The Red Moon Of course no browser will suite everone. But, with 360 Extreme Explorer (or even Avant or Maxthon) I can configure them to work exctly how I want without using a single addon.

I'm sure what you say about FireFox is true, but I don't need that much customisation.

 

Firefox is "OK" at most, but it's one of the best there are, IMO.

Chrome is Closed-Source, spyes on the user, and is one of the most vulnerable there is.

Firefox loads non-free plug-ins, and endorses DRM. This is why I use a fork called "Iceweasel", but not the one available at Debian's repos, the one at Trisquel Repos.

The browser I'd love to use in a daily-basis is Konqueror, on of the most customizable I could find.