Best and "lightest" broswer

[Evilcry]

Just want to put a quick note, not many people know that a really big percentage of performances problems of FireFox are not given by FF itself but the sqlite DB involved in it.

I would suggest to download and run an sqlite purger like Speedyfox, things will change in better.

Regards,
Evilcry

[henry_y]

Hehehhehe, if you do *NIX, Links and Lynx are the fastest.

[Av0id]

Originally Posted by henry_y

Hehehhehe, if you do *NIX, Links and Lynx are the fastest.

w3m also not bad

[memo-5]

Ok I think It was and still OPERA, It's the best.
The fastest/the most user friendly browser. I've been using it for 8 years now and I quite happy with it. Fire-Fox is SUX on windows "I think threads are not designed perfectly".

[Loki]

Originally Posted by memo-5

Ok I think It was and still OPERA, It's the best.
The fastest/the most user friendly browser. I've been using it for 8 years now and I quite happy with it. Fire-Fox is SUX on windows "I think threads are not designed perfectly".

As always, depends what you are using them for.

For those of us doing web develeopment the plugins such as WebDeveloper, Firebug (and addons), LiveHttpHeaders, Hackbar etc etc are invaluable.

[ChupaChu]

I'm also a fan of OPERA..if you really want speed, disable all caching to disk and history..

other thing that has nothing to do with browsers is DNS cache on local machines - it can be fine tuned to get you name resolutions faster, and so improve your browsing experience..

[2late]

I used Opera for many years (and still have it installed) but prefer K-Meleon.