Yes, I said it.
Wait for it...wait for it...
...and now that the stampede of fanboys have arrived at this thread, I eagerly await the replies of "no u" or "lol k".
At work I use Java every day. I edit websites and one of the tools we have for minor edits (typos and the such) is a Java-based browser applet. It runs perfectly fine in IE. I'd say about 40% of the time I run it in Firefox, FF locks up and crashes.
Also, as I type this, Firefox is using 523,200K of RAM. I don't know if it's a memory leak. I don't know if it's a cache issue. Randomly Firefox will just start eating RAM like there's no tomorrow. The highest I've seen it get is around 800K. I have 3Gb of RAM, yet even when FF is using 800K, it takes about five to 10 seconds to close a tab, twice that long to load a web page, and many times when I type in the browser, there's a good three to five second delay between hitting the key and seeing it display on the screen.
So why do I still use it? I'm used to it. I actually use a combination of IE and FF. Opera, you say? I really can't be bothered. However, I'm seriously considering switching back and using IE7.
Because honestly, Firefox sucks.
Wait for it...wait for it...
...and now that the stampede of fanboys have arrived at this thread, I eagerly await the replies of "no u" or "lol k".
At work I use Java every day. I edit websites and one of the tools we have for minor edits (typos and the such) is a Java-based browser applet. It runs perfectly fine in IE. I'd say about 40% of the time I run it in Firefox, FF locks up and crashes.
Also, as I type this, Firefox is using 523,200K of RAM. I don't know if it's a memory leak. I don't know if it's a cache issue. Randomly Firefox will just start eating RAM like there's no tomorrow. The highest I've seen it get is around 800K. I have 3Gb of RAM, yet even when FF is using 800K, it takes about five to 10 seconds to close a tab, twice that long to load a web page, and many times when I type in the browser, there's a good three to five second delay between hitting the key and seeing it display on the screen.
So why do I still use it? I'm used to it. I actually use a combination of IE and FF. Opera, you say? I really can't be bothered. However, I'm seriously considering switching back and using IE7.
Because honestly, Firefox sucks.