The other one is Opera I think.
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I think I've seen a netscape one. No Android pony yet though.
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The internet is the realm of chaos, but not all chaos is evil.
I know Firefox, IE, Chrome, and Opera, other one?
Safari? First time hear about this.
Because he know I'm going to go out in this plane and I'm going to remove one of His creations from His universe.
@DC: Safari is the current browser of Apple.
Opera is the browser of Nintendo stuff so that's how I know it.
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Safari isn't bad at all, IMO. It lacks the addons that FF has, but it rarely breaks anything, and is pretty fast, at least it is on a Mac, where it comes standard. I've never used it on Windows.
Dunno about all the performance stuff. All I know is that it's incredibly user-unfriendly. The interface has tons of minor, but irritating quirks. The big one I remember off-hand being that you can't go into private browsing using hotkeys.
What if those browser ponies in that campfire picture were the ones who brought the Internet to Equestria? As in, the ones who make it not only possible for the ponies to post on this forum, but all the other fanworks that imply that the ponies are using the Internet, like those "ask a pony" blogs.
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@Rainbow. That...actually makes sense. This is now a fact.
Opera is quite popular browser, at least in Polish internet.
Article in computer magazine what confined me to quit FF placed Opera in first place of browsers.
I choose Chrome :I
Because he know I'm going to go out in this plane and I'm going to remove one of His creations from His universe.
I use it on the school computers when Firefox crashes.
I use Internet Explorer just to change my avatar here on the TV Tropes forums. For some reason, Firefox won't let me do that.
@Blue I use it because I don't feel like getting a different one and it suits my needs well enough.
People who never use their computers for more than generic web browsing and word processing still use IE (read: 90% of people with a PC).