I did a <strong>REALLY</strong> <a href="http://twitter.com/reybango/statuses/7457324047">informal poll on Twitter</a> to see which browser people consider their primary browser. I was very surprised by the results which I've listed below. The "Browsing" category is what I consider results for a "primary" browser in terms of general day-to-day use while "Development" is the primary browser used to build web applications or help you in your job:

<strong>Browsing:</strong>

Firefox: 9
Chrome: 25
Safari: 10
IE: 2
Opera: 1

<strong>Development:</strong>

Firefox: 10
Chrome: 0
Safari: 0
IE: 1

Again, this was a totally unscientific and informal poll but the results were surprising. I would've expected Firefox to be ahead of Chrome in the "Browsing" category, especially since add-ons are such a huge benefit. I know that Chrome for Windows now has extensions but nowhere near the number of add-ons Firefox offers.

Unsurprisingly, Firefox still rules the roost when it comes to a development browser. Add-ons like Firebug, Web Developer Toolbar, TamperData & ColorZilla really do make a HUGE difference in getting work done. Other browsers are catching up (Safari Web Inspector & Developer Tools for Google Chrome) so it'll be interesting to see how that evolves.