Fewer security exploits, better rendering engine.

(although I think the upgrades in IE9 have nullified that a bit) and pluggable extensions. If you're a nerdygeek like me and building web applications you can use firebug to do deep inspection of browser traffic, events, page elements, etc.

Chrome is better than Firefox, in my opinion, but both are streets ahead of IE.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on June 29th 2012 at 13:24:43

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how many tabs do you have on the go at the same time usually? (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 29, 12:38:10
- 9 (n/m) (General Chat) - shoddy, Jun 29, 13:14:23
- Yes. Sign of an untidy mind. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 29, 12:52:46
- I might think it but would NEVER say it - that would be rude (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Jun 29, 12:40:27
  - it is a lot though isn't it? (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 29, 12:46:45
    - Oh - windows, not tabs. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 29, 12:53:18
      - Oops. Thirteen at the moment. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 29, 12:56:44
        
        what benefits does firefox have over IE? (n/m) (General Chat) - Cheltenham_Canary, Jun 29, 13:14:21
        
        Fewer security exploits, better rendering engine. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 29, 13:24:43
        
        oh thanks.... (General Chat) - Cheltenham_Canary, Jun 29, 13:32:25
        
        If you're doing illegal streaming of footy and porn with IE, you need to bag up with some (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 29, 14:08:06
        
        yeah cheers.... (General Chat) - Cheltenham_Canary, Jun 29, 14:10:21
        
        Depends - does Solidworks count as one or are all the nested windows in (General Chat) - CB41, Jun 29, 12:59:57

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