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Browser you use at Work

macdude

I currently use Firefox with IE tab, but it does not always work well with our intarnet. Might have to switch back to full blown IE. Boss warned me of that when I started but I hate IE. Just curious to know what everyone is using at work?

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Beach

I have used pretty much everything. I am using Safari currently.

tiersten

Firefox generally and IE for the one crap app that has no concept of standards.

pizzaboy

chrome for the most part. Have to switch back to IE for certain sites.

aquilla

Currently have IE, Firefox and Chrome installed but use Chrome as the default.

Asif Dasl

IE9 Beta - go go compatability button!

arwes

Generally Chrome because our Spiceworks machine is a tad slow and tends to load a bit quicker than Firefox or IE.

macdude

Might have to try IE9 beta, heard great reviews, but I am a little sad that our apps won't work in firefox and IE Tab is just too slow for work.

Armor149

General browsing is Chrome, IE for work apps.

Synthros

tiersten wrote: »

IE for the one crap app that has no concept of standards.

Altiris web admin FTW.

To answer the OP's question, I typically use Firefox.

demonfurbie

chrome how ever the new firefox looks promising

apena7

demonfurbie wrote: »

chrome how ever the new firefox looks promising

I use Opera. I have to admit that I have never taken Opera seriously until I tried them out a few months ago. If you're waiting for the new FireFox like I was, give Opera a whirl.

IRONMONKUS

pizzaboy wrote: »

chrome for the most part. Have to switch back to IE for certain sites.

Same here!

undomiel

I swap between Opera and Chrome with IE for a few specific sites. Rarely if ever load up Firefox.

Lemonade727

I use Firefox for everything except for a couple of sites.

SteveLord

Firefox for years because I am too comfortable with it to go to Chrome.

N2IT

IE 8 at work and IE 8 at home lol.

rsutton

Chrome wherever I can, else I use IE.

brianeaglesfan

We use IE7 as our current standard. New around here so I have no idea of when that may change. If it were up to me, it'd be Firefox all the way.

Essendon

We are still in the Stone Age, using IE6. Being in the Systems Engineering team, I however am able to take the liberty of using Firefox.

Forsaken_GA

almost 100% chrome for anything work related. I love the ability to sync my bookmarks via google.

For general browser usage, I use Firefox.

zerglings

Firefox generally for work and anything else. Though, there are some intranet sites that aren't compatible with FF so I have to use IE. Not quite sure why I don't use Chrome at work since I use it at home. I rarely use FF or IE at home.

qcomer

IE at home, IE at work.

Have Chrome, Firefox and Safari installed to check compatibilty but hate to use them.

shaqazoolu

I use Chrome for everything, home and work. For the few places Chrome hates, its Firefox.

Psoasman

Mostly firefox, but IE8, for some specific programs

Hypntick

Since I have to use the USD ticket system (gag) the only browser I can find that doesn't still open new tickets in new windows is Maxthon. Otherwise I use Firefox, but even FF set to not open in new windows is somehow bypassed by the ticket system.

Dr IT

I Like Chrome and have it for work

Sadly our Standard browser is IE ( Version 6

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but have both Chrome and IE7 Installed

za3bour

Our standard is IE 7.0 and I use Chrome (and love it)

Povilas

I always force users to use latest IE with latest updates on my networks, but often enable compatibility view. It doesn't mean that I'm bad person. This is for lowering requests at helpdesk with problems like "that button on page doesn't pushes", or "that text covers another text" and so on. This is main problem, especially with developers in my country that they don't test their web pages with another browsers and don't go with standards. That's why my help desk doesn't support users using other than "standard" IE8 browser.
And IE is easier to manage trough GPO - one point for IE from Server administrator's sight. And to answer to question - I use Firefox at work, because I'm administrator

Xcluziv

We use IE8 here at work, but I use Chrome at home

jahsoul

I only use Firefox. Now that I'm about to go back to working on base, I will have to go back to IE8..