which is the world's fastest browser ?
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Opera.\n\nhttp://www.opera.com
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Mozilla Firefox is the best browser now. Because it has more capabilities than IE or some other browser. The best way of Firefox is it's extensions. You can find hundereds of extensions and this make you much happy surfer. Beside this i never got a serious problem with firefox. IE7 which u can get the beta version is switching to the tabbed browsing, too. Break the monopoly of Microsoft and IE.
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What is your browser? such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc.
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I have both..... but I like Firefox because of the TABS. They are the best!\n\nI still use Explorer because a lot of things will not work in firefox yet.
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I suggest downloading google web accelerator from http://webaccelerator.google.com/ also you could do this:\nclick tools\nInternet options\nclear history\ndelete cookies\ndelete files\nok\nthis should make your web browsing experience faster.
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Firefox is fast and tops. However some pages may not render ideally under FF. In these cases you will have to use Internet  Explorer at times. The IE plugin for FF is a bit buggy as well.. can't have everything in this world!\n\nHowever when Vista comes out next year, IE7 will take my cake as the best browser, the betas look great.
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Powerful and fastest...  Internet Explorer, of course.    it has the real Microsoft Java and Microsoft ActiveX controls. \n\nBut if you want security, protection and use the world standard... then use FireFox.   It uses the standard java and has some really great features that Microsoft has not stolen yet. \n\nI recommend using FireFox for general browsing.   But use Internet Explorer only for websites that you know and trust.
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The term "best" is relative to your needs.\n\nIf your need to browse websites in a secure and fast manner is highest then Opera would be your choice (my personal preference).\n\nIf your need to be able to access most of the world's websites without a few sites being "unviewable" is highest then Internet Explorer would be your choice (but at a security risk).\n\nIf you want a browser with loads of technical add-ons to play with then Firefox would be your choice.\n\n<-------------->\n\nI prefer Opera because its download size is small, it provides the fastest browsing experience, it is the most secure browser, it has had so few vulnerabilities, vulnerabilities are patched the quickest, it is the most standards-compliant browser, it originated tabbed browsing, it originated "mouse gestures", it uses relatively little RAM, it includes an email client (POP3 & IMAP) with SPAM filtering, it includes an RSS reader, it includes a chat client, it includes a news protocol reader, it includes a fully functional download manager (future versions will be the first browser to include BitTorrent support), includes a WAP browser within it, supports small-screen rendering to see how pages look on cell phones, its highly customizable, if your PC crashes Opera remembers all your browsing tabs, it runs on Java MIDP for phones, it runs on Linux/UNIX and other platforms, etc.\n\nYou can't go wrong  :-)
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If your anti "BIG COMPANIES" then  use Firefox or Opera9.Both are available for free on the net.As to which is better is a matter of opinion,some sites will only work in IE6 or IE7,and yet Firefox loads pages faster as long as you set it up right.Both now have anti "PHISHING" filters and multiple tabbing .etc.Opera9 is another kettle of fish altogether,this browser has been said to be the fastest and safest out there but its not as simple for the average user out there.There is no problem having all three so you can choose which one you want to use.I know this isn't a straight answer but everyone is different.Just try them all for a week and make up your own mind.Cheers!!!.
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The "browser" is the program you opened to ask this question :)  Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscape and Opera are all examples of browsers.\n\nAnd no, Yahoo, Google and MSN are NOT browsers, as an earlier answer stated. Those are examples of "search engines".
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I think that would have to be Windows.\n\nFYI, I'm using Firefox.
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Opera I love it's kind of deluxe between web browsers. Firefox is also great but my vote goes to Opera besides their commercials ( it's free software) is so funny!!
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I think Opera cause it has web browser for a cell and for a nintendo DS..\ni guess it would be Opera or it can be Mozilla.
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Opera's security tools are inaccessible but it is protecting you unlike ie explorer. Opera is much faster than internet explorer and much safer. It also depends on what kind of opera you have if you have standard version you cant modify your tools if you have custom you can. But if I were you I would stick with standard version.
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Firefox!!!! or maybe Safari, although it's pretty much the same minus a few features. Do not use IE, it sucks balls. \nFirefox has tabbed browsing, and a customisable search bar at the top, which are probably it's best 2 features. There are also 1000's of skins available so you can make the browser look the way you want- make it look like safari if you prefer.
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As between these two, Firefox, without doubt. IE has been, and continues to be, riddled with security problems. So safety goes to Firefox (properly configured). Make sure you've gone through every menu and setting under Tools, and made good choices, before you use it. Poorly configured Firefox is not all that secure. Of course, even optimally configured IE has lots of problems, so there isn't much choice. \n\nOn the faster front, things are less clear. some have reported IE (one version or another) to be faster than Firefox (one version or another). Let's look at some details. Firefox allows you to adjust your settings more easily than IE. And so you can tell Firefox not to download popup or popunder windows (makes things faster, less garbage traffic) and you can tell Firefox not to download images unless you ask (less data unless needed, so faster).  And so on. There's a Firefox extension called FasterFox which automatically loads stuff in the background when you're inactive for a moment, and it can speed things up a good bit. It also requires configuration and probably  experimentation to find the fastest settings in your situation. And there are several other firefox extensions which filter out other detritus and trash and so don;t use the limited bandwidth you have. Things will seem to load faster. So for the faster question, I think it's Firefox, properly configured, and perhaps with the right extensions. \n\nAs for better, if it's safer and faster, where's the doubt?\n\n======\n\ncaveats\n\nMicrosoft is in the midst of rewriting substantial parts of IE, so it is said. if so, the next version of IE may be better than past version have been. But Firefox sets a high standard, so IE has a considerable ways to go. Due out sometime early next year, and only for Windows, naturally.
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I agree - Mozilla Firefox is the best.  It has some unique features, such as the multi-tab browsing that allows one to view more than one site within just one browser window, and does a great job of blocking pop-ups.  This link tells you more about it:\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/