Congratulations!

You don't seem to be using IE, which must mean you are using a Better Browser. This means that you are in, like, the top 10% group of non-IE users who have seen the light and won't stand it any more.

That is really, really great for you. But what about your friends? Are some of them still using IE? If so, you should direct them to this page as soon as you possibly can. Downloading and installing Firefox might just save them from a virus, worm, piece of nasty spyware or worse. They will thank you for giving them such a valuable pointer.

This is the button they will see, which makes it as easy as possible to get Firefox, and get it quick:

Also, if you haven't already, you should Create an account and then add your own reason about why you think using Firefox is the only way to browse the web.

Biiaru says, I personally recommend that you use Firefox because:

Firefox, and all open source programs, are better because they can be fixed quickly. Microsoft might take days, weeks, or even months to fix a critical security flaw in Internet Explorer, Windows XP, or Office. With many open source applications available today, and with the number of programmers that are moving to open source development structires, they can be fixed in hours, or even minutes.

Biiaru has shared these reasons for using Firefox:

Reason #58 - You can use it on nearly every operating system there is.
Reason #57 - It's not made by Microsoft!
Reason #56 - There are hundreds of extensions to extend its functionality.
Reason #55 - Tabbed browsing creates a better browsing experience.
Reason #54 - Bugs and security flaws can be fixed quickly.

Biiaru's Stats:

I've shared my page with 968 users of Internet Explorer.
My reasons have been viewed a total of 8336 times.
My reasons have been viewed 7346 times by Firefox browsers.
Percentage Firefox views: 88.1%, the rest, IE.

Biiaru's Favorite Extensions

BugMeNot - This auto-fills in username and password for sites that require one just to read content, like the New York Times for example. See http://www.bugmenot.com/ for more info.
Greasemonkey - Allows you to extend the web by adding bits of DHTML ("user scripts") to any web page to change its behavior.
StumbleUpon - StumbleUpon lets you "channelsurf" the best-reviewed sites on the web.

Biiaru says: You can use it on nearly every operating system there is.