Google Chrome

[Ucof]

Too many un-addressed vunerabilities in FF. Stick with IE. It has it's issues but at least you're guaranteed fixes.

..unless you couple NoScript to FireFox surely?

..and that IE is still the most popular browser, so most attacks will be directed at that instead? I've always found Mozilla get patches out pretty quickly.

Most vulnerabilities would be started by scripts (Javascript or ActiveX), and if you stop the scripts from starting, then surely they can' t do anything?

 

[ChrisUK]

And also cripple a good deal of websites out there nowadays.

Best of doing as you say block it all except for the sites listed in "Trusted Sites" within IE.

 

[Gezi]

I use chrome for everything, unless its not happy about it, which I have to say is rare.
Internet explorer is a joke on my home machine, firefox is better but still pretty pointless. Only use something else when I have to and when I have to I use firefox. I use firefox a lot at work for getting onto peoples routers. Most of our clients use IE but we have had problems with IE clogging up the resources on peoples terminal servers and choking the system so we ask them to use firefox instead