My ThunderBolts Browser

[OptimusNotPrime]

Hey Everyone have a quick question. What web browser do you use on your thunderbolt? Dolphin browser, Opera, Firefox? or do you use the normal browser? i been using the regular one but everyone has been up on the new firefox 4 browser should i use this browser or one of the ones listed above? or just stick with the stock browser

 

[richie1378]

I used Dolphin Browser because I find it's so much user friendly than the stock one. I love the easy access bookmarks on there too.

 

[jigz23]

I use dolphin hd. I like it cause it's easiest to just exit from. I don't like how the stock browser requires you to basically go back through all your past pages to close.

 

[Jodiuh]

Miren

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[RichardClark]

I went back and forth between the stock browser and Dolphin HD for a week, giving both a heavy workout. After the week, I settled on Dolphin HD and have made it my default for all browsing functions. The biggest pluses for me are add-on support (particularly the LastPass add-on) and better tab management.

 

[theGman911]

Dolphin HD here also. Was the first app I installed.

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[lovy]

Hey Everyone have a quick question. What web browser do you use on your thunderbolt? Dolphin browser, Opera, Firefox? or do you use the normal browser? i been using the regular one but everyone has been up on the new firefox 4 browser should i use this browser or one of the ones listed above? or just stick with the stock browser

I use Dolphin HD because it actually gives an option of exit, and I feel that the whole interface is nicer.

 

[willis936]

Opera Mobile 11 because it's the fastest and smoothest browser I've used. Text wrapping is incredible. Very simple and streamlined user experience. Yeah it doesn't have tons of neat features like dolphin but it will get you to your page a lot quicker.

 

[TCUHornedFrog]

I use dolphin hd. I like it cause it's easiest to just exit from. I don't like how the stock browser requires you to basically go back through all your past pages to close.

On the stock browser, there's an easier way.

Just open a new window, then go to the window-selector and hit the X to close the window you were in. Then hit back. Voila, browser closed. There are no pages to navigate back through.

 

[theGman911]

On the stock browser, there's an easier way.

Just open a new window, then go to the window-selector and hit the X to close the window you were in. Then hit back. Voila, browser closed. There are no pages to navigate back through.

Lol I used to use that ole trick on the DX. But I just like dolphin all around.

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[Verapakill]

Using the stock still just got use to it and haven't needed to change.

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[tcapote]

I am using DolphinHD, it really like some of the plugins

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[Chrisy]

Stock and think it's great. Haven't tried any others.

 

[Cyber Warrior]

+1 DolphinHD is my default browser..

 

[Slapnpop826]

I use Opera Mobile 11. It is very smooth and handles flash well. I wanted Firefox to be good, but not having flash support is a big minus. The stock isn't bad, I occasionally use it. I need to take a good look at Dolphin, I have used it sparingly, but that exit feature sounds like something I would be interested in.

 

[androidburn]

XScope. Very good, tons of options, faster than Dolphin was.

 

[tropper]

The HTC browser is the best stock browser, but when I rooted my eris I got stuck on the dophin browser, mainly because it allows clearing of cache and history upon leaving, which the eris needed all the space it could get.
My Dolphin HD love carried over Ima Dolphin man fo sho yo!

 

[sscinokc]

I have both Dolphin HD and Opera 11 loaded up. Used to Opera on my old Storm. I like Opera better, as stated early, doing some timings of my own...it performed faster. Plus, I really like the way Opera opens and how my favorite tabs are displayed. I'll still play around with Dolphin, but I'm still leaning toward Opera.

 

[ragingyeti]

I prefer dolphin mini. No add on support, but all of the addons that I used are already built in anyway, so it works great for me. Plus, I just like the overall set up of it over the HD version.

 

[J2B2]

I've been giving FireFox a chance. Once the final is out I think it will be an all around great browser.

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