IE6 doesn't have tabbed browsing. That makes it completely unusable. IE7 ain't much better, though

it does have my frined :)

just install the yahoo toolbar and it's usuable ;)

I have a crusade against toolbars. I can't betray my beliefs.

Anyway, it may make it a bit usable, but it doesn't make it a good browser

it's lighter LIGHTER ,,, nothing else

and leonel messi should be there too ;)

I find it pretty sad people are still using IE, period. But I guess they've used it for a long time, are used/loyal to it. That, and of course, anything new is the devil.

Chrome is good. I decided to try it after my Firefox browser kept crashing one afternoon, and it's been great. I can't even see myself switching back.

It's not that it's a hell of a lot better than Firefox, just maybe I needed a change after using FF for so long.

I said this many times, but there three things that prevent me from using Chrome as default browser over Firefox
- No add-ons (specially the lack of the addon-who-should-not-be-named)
- Lack of a customisable search bar, which is the most awesome feature of FF, I have 29 sites I can search in easily, and I can swap between them in just two clicks
- No menus (a minor complain, but I feel the menus are necessary in every program, that's why I hate Office 2007)
Till Chrome fixs this, FF will be my default. When they do, we'll see

that made me laugh audibly

Thanks, that was the info I was looking for.

Too bad nobody has gone through the hassle of setting up a way of figuring out browser share which isn't heavily biased.