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Favorite Ipad Browser

Favorite Ipad/Ipad 2 Browser

  • Atomic

    Votes: 44 21.5%
  • Cloud

    Votes: 2 1.0%
  • Penguin

    Votes: 2 1.0%
  • Sarafi

    Votes: 113 55.1%
  • Skyfire

    Votes: 7 3.4%
  • Other- Please Specify

    Votes: 37 18.0%

  • Total voters
    205
I voted Safari.

Overall, it's consistently fast and very stable.

Alternately, I have Terra as a secondary browser and iSwifter in case I need to see anything in flash.
 
I have Skyfire as an app but rarely have to use it. I do fine with Safari so just went ahead and rolled with it for my vote.
 
Terra and Perfect Browser both load faster than Safari for me. I'm switching back and forth between them trying to decide which will be my main use BUT with so many apps I really don't use my browser that much, only searches and links


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Atomic - desktop like browsing, dropbox integration, built in downloader, tabs, changeable Browser ID, Privacy options, Adblock, multitouch support.. What's not to like?

Safari is adequate, but Atomic is worth spending the money on.
 
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Mine would be Safari as well. I have tried other browsers as well, but I always find myself going back to Safari. It seems to be adequate enough for my needs. The only thing I don't like about it is that it can't tab, and I always end up getting the bookmark button and the multiple page button mixed up.

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I like to use Atomic when browsing this forum, for example. I can open in tabs - which is nice. I can open tabs as I scroll down the forum, selecting the posts I wish to read. It behaves very similar to my PC browser, Firefox. I like tabs...

I usually use Safari though for default & generic web browsing. It's just easier...

Marilyn
 
So I just downloaded iswifter....and it WORKS for flash? Unbelievable. Simple design and interface but it works and it's FREE!
 
Safari, because as far as I know is the only one that can download stuff.

Atomic has good download options. And GoodReader has a built in browser to do downloads.

I like Safari for just about everything but downloads, and the occasional need to bypass a mobile site.
 

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