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It doesn't use that much memory, and it isn't inclined to pop-up every now and then IF you have a virus... internet explorer keeps popping up

 

I kid you not, my Firefox is currently using about 150mb of my virtual memory :/

 

It is a bit of a memory addict, I'm sure they'll find away around patching it someday soon.

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i would go with fire fox

 

Still prefer Mozilla Firefox, wasn't made by Microsoft and is stable, and not tied into the actual kernel system, so viruses are harder to kill your system if you use Firefox.

but is firefox used more that the wndows internet

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but is firefox used more that the wndows internet

Hah, if Firefox was the one most commonly used, we'd be complaining more about Firefox and less about IE

Still prefer Mozilla Firefox, wasn't made by Microsoft and is stable, and not tied into the actual kernel system, so viruses are harder to kill your system if you use Firefox.

In Vista, everything runs in userspace. Nothing has direct access to the kernel and hardware.

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I think that everyone is forgetting about opera. If your argument is safe and light, opera is the answer. FF is just so [bleeped!] customizable and looks nice.

I've only mentioned Opera in every other post I've made. Every extension that I used in FF is a built-in feature in Opera :P

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