I can't use the latest on my Mac without upgrading the OS which I am not going to do until I get a new machine. The version I'm running now does everything I need it to so there is no need.
My only reason for the change was the PCWorld review which said that the latest Mozilla offering pretty much smoked the competition and was more secure than it used to be.
I have all the security updates for the version I run and stay away from porn sites and such which is where most viri spread from - that and emails.
I think they don't really have versions now, just updates which also patch security holes. They still give it a version number but overall, it is not a major version, just a update in an attempt to keep up with Chrome which has given Firefox and IE some stiff competition. I am rooting for Firefox, but Chrome is very impressive and is constantly gaining market share which means as a web developer it can't be ignored and isn't going away anytime soon. Actually, Opera is a very good browser too, but since they aren't open source I haven't really used it much except for testing sites.
I have all the security updates for the version I run and stay away from porn sites and such which is where most viri spread from - that and emails.
I think they don't really have versions now, just updates which also patch security holes. They still give it a version number but overall, it is not a major version, just a update in an attempt to keep up with Chrome which has given Firefox and IE some stiff competition. I am rooting for Firefox, but Chrome is very impressive and is constantly gaining market share which means as a web developer it can't be ignored and isn't going away anytime soon. Actually, Opera is a very good browser too, but since they aren't open source I haven't really used it much except for testing sites.
I wouldn't touch Chrome with a ten foot pole because I don't trust Google. They are linked to the intelligence community and they censor results - if only subtly.
I like Firefox and I liked Netscape - although they are now the same thing. Netscape had a nice built in pop up text editor which I really liked for posting because I could just pop it up, write the post, and check more easily for grammar or typos. Opera I have used as well. The older version I didn't care for because they made you look at ads unless you bought a copy. That has changed now, and there are a couple of music plug-ins that run best with Opera and last I knew were not available for Firefox - Scorch is one and I forget the other off the top of my head. Oh, and I left out Safari. Safari is alright but I do not like that the choice of Search Engines in the address bar is anyone you want as long as its Google. With Firefox I have a whole list of Search Engines, and I don't use Google except on very rare occasions.