Does anyone remember colored scroll bars on websites?

[moonexe]

Then again, Opera is a decent browser if you compare it to IE. And they came up with some of the features that are now in every browser.

[Derek]

I use Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and Opera. Never ever ever IE. My college even says nothing on their site works on IE so don't use it haha 

[AceGambit]

I use Chrome and IE.  The company I work for uses an internal application that embeds IE into a WPF Window, it's glorious in all the worst ways.  So in order to test code changes, I often have to open IE (the homebrew web controls do not work correctly in any other browser).

[Don Boyer]

My weapons of choice are Firefox and Safari for Mac OS X, version 10.5 - haven't upgraded yet.

[dmbaggs]

Lately I've been using rockmelt. Not a very common one really.

I had some problems with chrome so I switched to rockmelt because it is basically the same thing with only a few changes. At the core it's the exact same thing actually!

[Don Boyer]

Lately I've been using rockmelt. Not a very common one really.

I had some problems with chrome so I switched to rockmelt because it is basically the same thing with only a few changes. At the core it's the exact same thing actually!

Never heard of it.  What are the benefits/drawbacks, and for what OSes is it made?

[dmbaggs]

Lately I've been using rockmelt. Not a very common one really.

I had some problems with chrome so I switched to rockmelt because it is basically the same thing with only a few changes. At the core it's the exact same thing actually!

Never heard of it.  What are the benefits/drawbacks, and for what OSes is it made?

It's basically Chrome with social networking built in. It's aimed at those who use facebook and surf the web a ton. If you like to have access to facebook while on another page it's good, but I find that the constant feed of information is just annoying, so I've turned the feature off.
Well it's only compatible with Intel Macs OS X 10. 5 or higher and Windows.
Here's the link if you're interested... http://www.rockmelt.com/

[Don Boyer]

Lately I've been using rockmelt. Not a very common one really.

I had some problems with chrome so I switched to rockmelt because it is basically the same thing with only a few changes. At the core it's the exact same thing actually!

Never heard of it.  What are the benefits/drawbacks, and for what OSes is it made?

It's basically Chrome with social networking built in. It's aimed at those who use facebook and surf the web a ton. If you like to have access to facebook while on another page it's good, but I find that the constant feed of information is just annoying, so I've turned the feature off.
Well it's only compatible with Intel Macs OS X 10. 5 or higher and Windows.
Here's the link if you're interested... http://www.rockmelt.com/

It sounds nice, but I'm not a big social networking kind of guy.  I'll stick to Safari and Firefox.