Firefox
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“I use Firefox as my web browser.”
blackle.mori Interview · via Uses This 
“My browser of choice is Firefox.”
Katherine Yang Interview, Artist, developer, crafter · via Uses This 
“For a web browser, I use Mozilla's Firefox.”
Izzy Muerte Interview, Software engineer (C++) · via Uses This 
“Browser-wise: I use Firefox -- I've used it since the early days.”
Robert W Gehl Interview, Professor (Communication and Media Studies) · via Uses This 
“I use Firefox as my browser, in equal parts to support an open web, and because it allows a level of customization that works well for my idiosyncratic browsing needs.”
James Turk Interview, Assistant Clinical Professor (University of Chicago) · via Uses This 
“On my Windows machine I’m using Firefox.”
Jae Kaplan Interview, CEO, anti software software club · via Uses This 
“I use Firefox as my browser.”
Jess Levine Interview, Writer, musician, game designer · via Uses This 
“On desktop I currently browse with Firefox.”
Timo Tijhof Interview, Principal Engineer (Wikimedia Foundation) · via Uses This 
“Although I sometimes start Firefox if something fails.”
Bram Moolenaar Interview, Developer (Vim) · via Uses This 
“I should switch back to Firefox.”
David Pierce Interview, Editor-at-Large (Protocol) · via Uses This 
“Firefox is my favorite web browser.”
Chris Wellons Interview, Software engineer · via Uses This 
“I keep trying to use Firefox.”
Matthew Rayfield Interview, Intern, Matthew Rayfield World. · via Uses This 
“I use Firefox as my default browser.”
Darra Goldstein Interview, Professor, editor, cookbook author · via Uses This 
“Most of my RAM and CPU gets funneled into Firefox.”
Allison Parrish Interview, Poet, programmer, professor, game designer · via Uses This 
“I spend the majority of my time inside a browser - currently Chrome because I keep putting off changing to Firefox.”
Adam Roberts Interview, Writer, newsletter producer (SitePoint) · via Uses This 
“I browse the Internet with Firefox.”
Ben Wurgaft Interview, Writer, historian · via Uses This 
“Consider my browser: I use Firefox, because I put the effort into tarting it up with add-ons, but in a pinch just about any other browser will do.”
Dorian Taylor Interview, Entropy schlepper, maker of toys and diversions · via Uses This 
“Firefox and Zotero do the trick for browsing and citation management.”
Charles Berret Interview, Communications Ph.D. student (Columbia) · via Uses This 
“I browse the web with Firefox, but I am not very happy with that.”
Roberto Ierusalimschy Interview, Associate professor, lead architect (Lua) · via Uses This 
“My main browser is Mozilla Firefox, mostly because I like the developer tools, but also for the readable-mode that's built in.”
Evan Prodromou Interview, Developer, founder (fuzzy.io, Wikitravel, Identi.ca) · via Uses This 
“Usually, I run Firefox and Emacs as well as various IM clients all the time.”
Christian Neukirchen Interview, Software developer (Rack, bacon) · via Uses This 
“Personal laptop: Much like my work desktop, but OpenBSD as the operating system and Mozilla Firefox as the web browser (it's a bit more stable than Google Chromium on OpenBSD).”
Damien Miller Interview, Open-source developer (OpenSSH, OpenBSD) · via Uses This 
“I prefer Firefox in spite of its recent performance problems.”
Robin Zebrowski Interview, Assistant professor of cognitive science · via Uses This 
“I surf the web using Firefox.”
Aaron James Draplin Interview, Designer, guitar player, badass · via Uses This 
“I use multi-user Quickbooks Enterprise Solutions 10, Excel, and Firefox.”
Laura Ballance Interview, Bassist (Superchunk), record label manager · via Uses This 
“I use whatever the latest version of Firefox is for web browsing (I've always liked its minimal approach and the wide range of plugins available).”
Bhautik Joshi Interview, Research engineer (ILM) · via Uses This 
“I generally keep Email full screen on my left monitor and Firefox with 20+ tabs full screen on my right monitor.”
Lou Montulli Interview, Rabble-rouser, software developer (Lynx, Netscape) · via Uses This 
“I browse the web in FireFox and rely so heavily on a series of extensions that I find it very hard to imagine switching to Chrome or anything else.”
Benjamin Mako Hill Interview, Social scientist, free software hacker (MIT) · via Uses This 
“I've tried Firefox but it feels wonky too.”
merkley??? Interview, Photographer, artist · via Uses This 
“It sometimes makes me feel nostalgic: like I'm working on an early Firefox 3 RC.”
Chris Slowe Interview, Chief scientist (Hipmunk) · via Uses This 
“Most of the stuff I do happens online, so 90% of my time is spent in Firefox.”
Ed Hunsinger Interview, Developer, blogger, fire artist · via Uses This 
“Because of Firefox's appetite for RAM I have just dumped it for Chrome which I am finding easily uses 80% less RAM, but its URL bar is nowhere near as awesome.”
Kevin Meredith Interview, Photographer, teacher · via Uses This 
“Since most of what I do is talking to people and writing words down, Mozilla Firefox is pretty much open at all times on any computer that I'm using, PC or Mac.”
Simon Carless Interview, Gamer (GDC, IGF, Gamasutra, GameSetWatch) · via Uses This 
“For slide presentations, I use Firefox in full-screen mode (I have coded a little HTML template that puts "back" and "next" links at the top of each HTML slide).”
Jason Rohrer Interview, Game developer (Passage) · via Uses This 
“My primary work is done through Firefox and I tend to beta whatever they're working on; offline I piecemeal corporate crap for persnickety reasons.”
Violet Blue Interview, Writer, speaker, sex educator · via Uses This 
“Before the startup I worked on the Netscape browser team, and helped with the creation of Firefox just as Netscape was imploding and morphing into Mozilla.com.”
Joe Hewitt Interview, Creator of Firebug, iPhone developer (Facebook) · via Uses This 
“Most of my work happens in Firefox using various webapps, so it's OS-agnostic.”
Gina Trapani Interview, Writer, blogger (Smarterware) · via Uses This
