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Asurmen Spec Op
17-10-05, 06:57
Question in the title :)

I use Firefox 1.5 beta
Mozilla Thunderbird
QuakCow
17-10-05, 07:48
browser: Firefox .8/Maxathon 1.5.0

email: Eudora 6.1.1.1

i dont really update to newer versions of things unless forced to :p
Opar
17-10-05, 08:52
Firefox 1.0.6
Outlook Express :(
msdong
17-10-05, 11:37
Opera
Mozilla Thunderbird
Lotus Notes 6.5@Work

i like the opera mail client on my notebook but to manage a IMAP account TB is better.
[TgR]KILLER
17-10-05, 11:40
IE6
+
Outlook 2003 ( at work ) Outlook 2000 ( at home )

Flame meh! :angel:
commerzgandalf
17-10-05, 11:44
IE is the best,fastest,most secured browser ever !

how much ironie is possible in one sentenc ?? :D

i use firefox and gmx as email client ^^

Mfg Commerz Gandalf
Brammers
17-10-05, 12:48
Home - IE6, Firefox and Outlook XP
Work - IE6, Outlook 2003
Roaming - Any browser and Horde (Web mail client) or Pine. (Linux mail client)

I also have about 4 lines of security on the mail server I use. Any mail I get is checked against a Spam black list, the sender ID is check, then it's scanned for viruses, scanned for spam, filtered against suspect HTML/macros. Then Norton is the final line when I get the email from the server at home.
kurai
20-10-05, 02:58
Avant Browser (http://www.avantbrowser.com/) (complete IE shell replacement using the windows inbuilt components)

For e-mail - For a long time I used Mailwasher (collection front-end to filter out spam/malware/etc) which then passes to Outlook Express. For various reasons I still keep that system running in parallel to Opera (as a mail client only) which is now my preferred client.

I have lots of different mail & browser clients installed for testing/diagnosis purposes, but Avant browser and Opera mail are the ones I personally use day in, day out.
jini
20-10-05, 06:49
Safari browser, mail program (osx mail client)
suler
20-10-05, 07:56
Firefox and Opera. Opera gets overlooked alot, however being able to saved your tabbed browsing sessions is great.
retr0n
20-10-05, 11:01
Firefox / Thunderbird

ftw :)
Scanner Darkly
20-10-05, 12:09
Firefox for browsing and IE6 for proofing css
Eudora but mainly Gmail.
Skusty
20-10-05, 15:47
firefox ;)
Obsidian X
20-10-05, 16:34
IE6, Outlook Express (Boooo! Hissss!)

Sorry but I don't care for this anti-Microsoft kick that seems to be going down at the moment. Sure IE isn't as secure as it should be, so what? Just don't visist dodgy sites that are likely to hack your browser! ;)

Nothing against firefox and all that, but it kinda reminds me of the pretentious people that use Linux just so they can scoff at Windows users. And of course I don't mean everyone who uses Linux is like that :p
Inchenzo
20-10-05, 16:42
on lappy IE6 + mozilla thunderbird (got sick of eudora)
on main comp IE7, see lappy for email :angel:
aKe`cj
20-10-05, 16:50
http://promote.opera.com/small/opera80x15.gif
http://software.dolist.net/pic/logo/thebat!.gif

and I am most happy with both of em...

I have Firefox and IE installed as well, tried Thunderbird ...but nothing gets even close to the performance and great usability of the above.
Dade Murphey
20-10-05, 17:00
Firefox
Thunderbird
Tratos
20-10-05, 17:15
Firefox
Outlook.
Odin
20-10-05, 18:31
Firefox 1.0.7
The Bat! 3.5.30
LeoPump
20-10-05, 18:46
Firefox & Thunderbird


SoLoNg...
Leo
Judge
20-10-05, 20:19
Sorry but I don't care for this anti-Microsoft kick that seems to be going down at the moment. Sure IE isn't as secure as it should be, so what? Just don't visist dodgy sites that are likely to hack your browser! ;)

Care to define dodgy? Maybe give us a list of every site that has possible ActiveX (etc) hacks... :rolleyes:

Firefox 1.0.6
Gmail (or GoogleMail as I should be legally calling it now)
Argent
21-10-05, 11:38
Firefox & Pine :]