I find myself hopping between browsers a lot. My bookmarks are all on Delicious, so I don’t fuss about with offline bookmarks etc very much. I hop between Safari and Chrome a lot these days.

If anyone asked me to recommend a browser, at the moment I would probably say to go for Chrome, due to it’s “closest to seamless” cross-platform experience that it offers, + its webkit rendering engine.

I had to deal with design issues and this is why!

I like the new releases of Opera as well, my number one is Firefox of course, then Chrome, Opera and IE is at the end of the list!

I would have kept on with Chrome if it hadn’t mysteriously busted on me.

Any particular reason for your preferences? Just general usefulness or is it a feature that really kills it for you?
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@Marco

I’ll give it another poke, but I’m still not so sure.

Firefox already offers support for many CSS3 goodies.

I don’t actually use any of the social stuff on any browser. I’m not even all that attached to Xmarks (which is the only bookmarking syncing I use).

What I like most about Opera is their attitude towards web standards. They are always there complaining about Microsoft and pushing standards forward.

The new version will support some html5 elements (like video, die flash!) and css3 goodies such as the most antecipated rounded corner radius.

I also love the “social” stuff, like you myopera account that syncs your bookmarks, notes, the unite bundle etc etc. I could go on, I got really used to this browser now.

Really, try again with the new version. I know I sounded like a salesman but this browser totally got me

I find myself hopping between browsers a lot. My bookmarks are all on Delicious, so I don’t fuss about with offline bookmarks etc very much. I hop between Safari and Chrome a lot these days.

If anyone asked me to recommend a browser, at the moment I would probably say to go for Chrome, due to it’s “closest to seamless” cross-platform experience that it offers, + its webkit rendering engine.