Funny, I just now installed the beta version of the new IE. Looks super clean, which is basically my number one browser requirement. The second one being speed of course. Chrome has scratched this itch for so long, but I'm willing to at least give IE a shot.

Until Noscript works on other browsers I'll stick with Firefox.

What is your problem with Chrome? If the choice comes down to Firefox and IE9 though IE9 seems to be the better choice at this point, as much as I hate the previous versions of the browser. IE9 looks a lot more like Chrome and runs way better than the previous versions and better than Firefox in some tests I believe.

Huh... Houston, we have a problem. 

Not big fan of having the address bar and tabs all on the same level but at leas MS has had a good stab at overhauling IE.

" Not big fan of having the address bar and tabs all on the same level but at leas MS has had a good stab at overhauling IE. "

I am using Firefox 4 as we speak.

" Huh... Houston, we have a problem. 

I like the look at least.  :P "

Really, chrome is the only browser that anyone needs. Except for the idiots who go to all these dodgy sites so they 'can't live without adblock/noscript'.

" @JJWeatherman: Okay, lets say you copied a link, now you paste it into the address bar; with firefox you have to paste it then press enter or the little arrow thingy, but with chrome one of the options below paste is "paste and go" allowing you to cut a step.  "

Went from FF to Chrome earlier this year and really like it. Not really used IE since IE5 (or maybe IE6 not sure which one XP used as default) so can't say much about it. Safari doesn't support extensions as far as I know and haven't used Opera since the days of dial-up a decade ago.

@JJWeatherman: I just discovered that feature today :P Well yesterday, but I haven't slept yet. 

Pretty fast, nice looking, looks they fixed the annoying clicking sound and the awful scrolling as well. I'll be using it more today to get a better feel. It's pretty glitchy with the GB forums though XD.      
 
Edit: I think it needs Flash, tried going to Youtube and it suggested that you download their latest preview release. 

All I want out of my browser is:
 

• Low memory use.
• Adblocker.
  
• Built in spell checker.
• Tabs.
• A bookmarks nav bar.
• To be able to drag a tab into said bookmarks and not need to go through two or three menus just to favorite it. I'm looking at you chrome.
• And most importantly, to be able to right click in any text field and select from a group of saved entries various kinds of information to automatically be input into said space. It's an amazing time saver, and I can't believe it's not built into every one.

I freaking love Safari on my Mac, but when i move to the Windows 7 computer i always run Chrome. Firefox is shit slow and clunky, and IE is well garbage.

Chrome's got speed, but Safari has Reader. 
 
I can't decide.

" All I want out of my browser is:
 

• Low memory use.
• Adblocker.
  
• Built in spell checker.
• Tabs.
• A bookmarks nav bar.
• To be able to drag a tab into said bookmarks and not need to go through two or three menus just to favorite it. I'm looking at you chrome.
• And most importantly, to be able to right click in any text field and select from a group of saved entries various kinds of information to automatically be input into said space. It's an amazing time saver, and I can't believe it's not built into every one.

 With the exception of the low memory use, Firefox is the only browser that does all of those things. So until the others do I'm stuck with firefox. "

From what I've seen, IE9 seems roughly on par with current builds of Chrome and Firefox. However, while Firefox and IE are just catching up to chrome in terms of speed, google is already beginning to test new hardware acceleration methods; if early indications from testing are to be trusted, it seems that it won't be long before chrome takes another relatively large leap forward, and Firefox and IE are forced, again, to play catch-up. Google iterates on its project with a speed that is matched by no other companies, and while it can have its downsides, on the software side, it often means that they end up setting the pace.
 
I also flat out love the minimalism of the chrome interface, and while IE9 is a step in the right direction, I still prefer Chrome's usability.

Chrome's fast.  That's all I really want.

" Really, chrome is the only browser that anyone needs. Except for the idiots who go to all these dodgy sites so they 'can't live without adblock/noscript'. "

Chrome and Firefox has their uses; though I'm glad that IE9 is proving to be heading in the right direction. This is really only a big plus for the school institutes that doesn't allow any other web browser but IE (our college at least lets us use Firefox, but my high school was still stuck with IE. Pissed me off).

Fire Fox 4 doesn't work for posting dang :( I'm gonna have to switch back.

" @extremeradical:  Wait until IE 9 and FF 4 come out and then decide. The way I see it, FF 4 is going to really fast. I tested it on an old laptop of mine, on which I use Chrome because its pretty damn fast, and I have to say, FF 4 is almost just as fast. "

" @crusader8463 said:

" All I want out of my browser is:
 

• Low memory use.
• Adblocker.
  
• Built in spell checker.
• Tabs.
• A bookmarks nav bar.
• To be able to drag a tab into said bookmarks and not need to go through two or three menus just to favorite it. I'm looking at you chrome.
• And most importantly, to be able to right click in any text field and select from a group of saved entries various kinds of information to automatically be input into said space. It's an amazing time saver, and I can't believe it's not built into every one.

 With the exception of the low memory use, Firefox is the only browser that does all of those things. So until the others do I'm stuck with firefox. "

Um click the star on chrome to fav it >.> a lot quicker than dragging it somewhere, but you do want to drag just click the url, or f6, or ctrl+L, or alt+D  and you can drag than into the bookmarks this also works drag selected text urls on a page or a link, you can also just hit ctrl+D to bookmark your current tab 
 
here is a list of chrome shortcuts "

" Really, chrome is the only browser that anyone needs. Except for the idiots who go to all these dodgy sites so they 'can't live without adblock/noscript'. "

Palemoon, it's firefox optimized for windows, as fast as (sometimes faster) than Chrome and you get to keep all your firefox add-ons!

Netscape ftw.

I'm sticking with Pale Moon

And people who are still saying IE sucks obviously have never tried the new IE.

new iterations of IE have shown that Microsoft is starting to take browsers seriously. I have been using Chrome for almost a year now and found that its speed is worth giving up the extras that you get with FF. Opera isn't awful, but what used to be its big selling point (speed) has kind of taken the back seat to odd endeavors like Opera Unite (wrong direction in my opinion). I will continue to stick with Chrome for the time being.

• Yahoo Mail Watcher
• FlashGot (to catch download links and route them to my download manager, and to download flash videos from different websites)
• Vista Aero - If you are fan of IE interface
• AdBlock Plus - If you like a uncluttered browsing experience
• Spell checker - which is built in by default, that is conspicuously lacking in IE 8

Tabs on top punks !

I was a Firefox man, and I recently discovered Google Chrome. 
 
Chrome for life!