Web Browser

I need a internet browser that:

Rarely ever crashes,
Is Pretty fast,
And is extremely reliable.

Any ideas?

Lynx

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser)

What is the best internet browser which is free? E.G. fire fox, google chrome. at the moment im running snow leopard on my mac book.

Mozilla Firefox is the best!

I was wondering what internet browser you would recommend for a
older laptop that runs pretty slow!
internet explorer 8, google crome, or firefox?
I dont know
but what internet browser has really helped your internet run much faster?

Use Google Chrome its fast, simple, and easy. Never any problems and isn’t a resource hog. http://www.google.com/chrome

I really need to go onto the internet but my computer isn’t working and I can’t buy the ds lite internet browser because there is no shipping to my area.

please help.

well, that depends what you intend to use it for, just text? try dsorganize
text and pictures / little bit of video? try bunjalloo! just google them and you should find them easily
obviously being homebrew, they can b temprimental and slow..

I just recently got a new Dell Inspiron laptop with Windows 7. It also came with a Internet Explorer as my internet browser. But I have heard that Firefox is a much better browser. I would like my computer to as fast as it can with this slow dial-up connection. I just want my computer to have the best. (explain your reasoning please)

I’ve used both and I find Firefox much better than IE.

I’ve been using Firefox for 3 years. From my own experience, Firefox does take more memory than IE, but it’s safer and it never crashed.

IE can be a virus carrier. Firefox is not. Firefox doesn’t secretly save all your browsing data including your passwords in a file called index.dat file which you can’t delete. Firefox’s ‘Clear Private Data’ option is straight forward.

Plus you get lots and lots of themes and extensions with Firefox. Check them out here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/

I want to know the maximum size, height, length & formats of photos viewed in the photo column of the PSP and the PSP internet browser.

There is nothing like that. you can view any size & length as long as it is in jpeg format. The only thing you should consider is resolution. The higher the resolution, the bigger the file size. With bigger file size, you can only store few photos on to you memory card. Since PSP has small screen, 500kb size should be enough @ 480×600 resolution.

I just got a new laptop (Dell Inspiron) and the internet’s browser (Internet Explorer) keeps making the page’s content bigger. How do I make it go back to normal?

Please help me and thank you so much!

Control + the scroll wheel or control and – or + increases/decreases page size. You might have been scrolling down the page while hitting control to use a keyboard shortcut. If the page continues to increase in size, hit A while on a webpage to test if the control key is stuck (if it is, then all the text on the page will be selected).

I usually use the MSN Internet Browser that actually came with Windows XP, but ever since I re-installed Yahoo Messenger, all my links have been opening in Internet Explorer, and I don’t want that. > _ < I can’t find the settings to make MSN my default browser, so…Help? D:

Well i have Windows Vista and i will try to help you the best i can!

Setting default browser manually

You can set the default browser in Windows 2000 (SP3+) Windows XP (SP1+) and Windows Vista using the "Set Program Access and Defaults" feature (renamed "Set Program Access and Computer Defaults" in Windows Vista). [3]

* Windows 2000: "Start -> Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs -> Set Program Access and Defaults"
* Windows XP: "Start -> Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs -> Set Program Access and Defaults -> Custom"
* Windows Vista: "Start -> Default Programs -> Set Program Access and Computer Defaults -> Custom" [4]

(Windows XP/Vista: Click the icon to the right of "Custom", to expand the category.)

You will see Internet Explorer and other installed browsers listed under "Choose a default Web browser" . Select "Mozilla" (Suite), "SeaMonkey" or "Mozilla Firefox" (in some cases, "Mozilla Firefox" may not be listed; to add it back, reinstall Firefox [5]).

If the above doesn’t work or if the "Set Program Access and Defaults" feature isn’t available in your Windows version, you can manually set the default browser by selecting it as the the default program for individual file types and protocols as follows:

* Windows XP and earlier: Open the Control Panel from the Windows Start menu.
o In Windows 2000 and earlier, or if Windows XP is using the Control Panel "Classic View": Click on "Folder Options -> File Types".
o In Windows XP, if using the Control Panel "Category View": Click on "Performance and Maintenance". Then, click on "File Types" in the left column under the heading "See Also".
* Windows Vista: Click the Start button, open "Default Programs" and then click "Associate a file type or protocol with a program". [6]

Assign the following protocols and file types to the browser you wish to set as default:

* URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP protocol)
* URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol with Privacy (HTTPS protocol)
* URL:File Transfer Protocol {FTP protocol)
* HTML File
* HTM File (optional)

In Windows XP and earlier, you can find the URL protocols listed above in File Types, under extension "N/A" or "(NONE)".

Note: On Windows Vista, you may be unable to associate the HTTP HTTPS or FTP protocols with SeaMonkey because it does not appear as an available option.

What is the best internet browser for Web designing? And what is a feature that helps with web designing?
I’M using Windows Vista.

For initial development, my shop uses Firefox. Not only is FF among the most compliant with W3C standards, but with the (feature!) Firebug plug-in, it makes development MUCH faster. The majority of what works, e.g., HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, in FF works as-is for Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc i.e., the non-IE, graphical browsers. Once everything is beeyoo-tee-full in FF, we move to making it work for IE 6, 7, and 8 on XP, Vista, and 7…yes the same version of IE works differently stupidly on various versions of (expletive deleted) Windows. However, using conditional comment, the odd bits to cure IE silliness can be accomplished. For instance, we usually end up with several CSS files by following the model:

- file1.css: get it perfect in FF and the other non-IE browsers
- file2.css: minimum differences to fix IE8 and anything older that works the same
- file3.css: minimum differences to fix IE7 and anything older that works the same
- file4.css: minimum differences to fix IE6

Since IE5 is used by less than .5% of users these days, we ignore it. As browsers drop off the user radar, we’ll quit supporting them as well. Currently, tho’ I hate the fact, IE is used by WAY big bunches of people. Since, my shop has to make our clients look good (even to the poor, benighted folks who use Windoze and IE and the artsy, Mac-sy Safari types), we support lots of browsers.

Same arguments hold for scripting, but we usually perform minimal browser "sniffing" in the context of the script code.

This is a question that i have been wanting answered for a while. If u know a good web browser, or Internet Update, please send me the url. Thanks!

Before we start, I am letting you know that if you are using Internet Explorer, exit now, download one of the browsers below, it doesnt matter which, just GET OFF Internet Explorer! Delete all shortcuts, start menu icons, and shortcut folders, complain on a few message boards and to Microsoft that they should have a "Delete IE" panic button, and wipe everything to do with IE, and get a REAL browser. I use Google Chrome, but there are also several other cool browsers out there, like Opera, Safari, and of course, the notorious Mozilla.

If you want a fast, light, neat little user-friendly browser, but dont mind chuggy Flash elements, and have a bit of spare RAM, then Google Chrome is the one for you.

http://www.google.com/chrome

If you want speed, functionality, customizability, PLENTY of add-ons, and just a plain good browser but don’t mind waiting a while for it to start up, and don’t mind getting to know the sometimes mind-muddling interface, then Mozilla Firefox is for you.

http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/

If you download a lot, and usually enter large, Byte pressing sites, but dont mind a slightly bad user-friendly interface then Opera is probably a good choice.

http://www.opera.com/

I haven’t tried Safari yet, but I have heard mainly mixed reviews of it, it is sort of an Apple version of IE, using the fact that it is bundled with Apple to make up for a lack of features. But by all mean, give it a go.

http://www.apple.com/safari/

Good luck!