Google Chrome

I tried it for a while but couldn't stand all the ads and flash animations.Great browser, but not enough addons atm.

Firefox + Adblock + NoScript

Just updated my wifes iPod on Laptop, iTunes and all that, Got something called "Safari", clicked on it, and it's a Web Browser, anyone using this, or know of any problems, it seems to be 
Very, iPod ish in its look.

Safari is boss! It's the browser from Apple. Never had any probs with it.

I use either that or Firefox.

Haven't tried Chrome yet but I'm happy with what I've got.

Just updated my wifes iPod on Laptop, iTunes and all that, Got something called "Safari", clicked on it, and it's a Web Browser, anyone using this, or know of any problems, it seems to be 
Very, iPod ish in its look.

Very ipodish! Love it.

It's Apple's browser.  And it's the King of browsers as well.

Mmm, may start using it then, I presume there is then same problem with cookies, spyware, viruses, etc, but should not be a prob as long as your defences are up and running?

Safari, where have you been all my life?! Brilliant server, lightning quick - even on the boards where its usually at the slowest on IE.

I'm a noob to this crap, forgive me.

Does any know how to change the built in spell checker on safari from american to British?

Mac OS X 10.2, Mac OS X 10.0

Note: Not all applications use the Mac OS X spelling dictionaries to which this document refers. Some third-party applications use their own dictionaries, and you should see third-party documentation for questions about them. Applications that use the Mac OS X spelling dictionaries have Spelling submenu choices in the Edit menu.

To change the language dictionary used by the spell check feature:
1. Open an application that uses a built-in dictionary. Mail is an example.
2. Choose Spelling from the Edit menu, and Spelling from the submenu.
3. In the Spelling dialog box, select the desired dictionary language from the pop-up menu.
4. Close the window

http://support.apple.com/kb/TA21024?viewlocale=en_US

Not sure if this works but that's what Yahoo Answers says to do with a link.

Now, finally, available on the Mac from this morning.

I may be wrong but I think Chrome is still in Beta.   Its fully functional and has been advertised on TV but I noticed a lot of updates.

Its solid, fast, good design. You can see a lot of FF influence with the tabbed browsing and favorites.  I do like having the websites you visited in the Large Icon type space on the Homepage.

I use it when watching streaming shows and LFC matches.  It seems to buffer less on shaky streams. I dont know if thats a Chrome component but it seems to stream better than FF or IE.