Yeah, I didn't mean all of them, I meant that I've never really seen a Windows user randomly announce it.
Problem #1: You're using internet explorer.
/agree
It's an idiot using IE.
Then there's two issues there.
Or maybe the only people how use it are the idiots who break it.
IE isn't a bad browser.
I see no difference in speed between browsers, aside from Firefox slowing down other programs from using more memory.
I don't possibly see why anyone would need a secure browser unless you're handicapped enough to actually have something get something bad on your computer.
Very wrong. If a security leak is found in Ie (of which there are many) the virus/hacker can easily gain control of your entire system. If chrome is hacked however, what the virus/hacker can do is basically sandboxed within that page. There are a few places where chrome may leak, but it's like comparing a bucket with a hole the size of a pin to a spagetti strainer.
Avast.It works.