1st preference:
blockchain
bcoz here i can see rate of BTC-E about per BTC .
If some problem with blockchain
2nd: preference is
block.io
i think these two are sufficient for these days .
Topic: Which Block Explorer do you use ? - page 17. (Read 35258 times)
I have actually been enjoying https://chain.so/BTC but only issue if they read this is if they can make a cookie that saves BTC when I click on it. So when I go to the site I can just go straight to bitcoin.
Its interesting to see 10 different bitcoin block explorers are listed at one place in OP. Can u please tell us if there is something extra in chain.so that is not available among others ?
I have actually been enjoying https://chain.so/BTC but only issue if they read this is if they can make a cookie that saves BTC when I click on it. So when I go to the site I can just go straight to bitcoin.
I use blockchain.info
so far is good
so far is good
i use blockchain.info
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
Blockchain.info was my first choice, but since the site is buggy from time to time, I have switched to blockr.io and blocktrail.com.
I use blockchain.info only.
Unless blockchain.info is down, I don't see a reason why I should change to use any other block explorer.
Unless blockchain.info is down, I don't see a reason why I should change to use any other block explorer.
so far I still use blockchain.info
U might like to give a shot to www.blocktrail.com. These guys have done a fantastic job. U'd probably like the clean design.
The layout and design are pretty good, and I will probably use it as the backup for bc.i and blockr.
I'm tracking these guys for some time and it seems that they are stable as well. Have never seen them going down.
For widespread popularity, BlockTrail.com needs to offer API like blockchain.info or BitEasy.com. I could not find any API on their website.
U might like to give a shot to www.blocktrail.com. These guys have done a fantastic job. U'd probably like the clean design.
The layout and design are pretty good, and I will probably use it as the backup for bc.i and blockr.
I'm tracking these guys for some time and it seems that they are stable as well. Have never seen them going down.
Blockchain.info is the go to explorer of course.
U might like to give a shot to www.blocktrail.com. These guys have done a fantastic job. U'd probably like the clean design.
The layout and design are pretty good, and I will probably use it as the backup for bc.i and blockr.
Blockchain.info 
I primarily use Blockchain.info most of the time, for transaction checking, mining pool distribution, charts, and other assorted info. This site seems to get the most support from the Bitcoin community, and well spoken Bitcoin figurehead Andreas Antonopolous actually works for them as Chief Security Officer.
I think Blockchain.info suffered some severe slowness a little while ago with unconfirmed transactions, so I use blockr.IO as a backup if Blockchain.info is down.
I think Blockchain.info suffered some severe slowness a little while ago with unconfirmed transactions, so I use blockr.IO as a backup if Blockchain.info is down.
U might like to give a shot to www.blocktrail.com. These guys have done a fantastic job. U'd probably like the clean design.
right now i usually use blockchain
blockchain.info is simply the best.
I always used blockchain.info and I've never had the need to use another one, also I didn't find any issue with it.
Same here blockchain is the one and only I use too,and I never had any troubles too 
I primarily use Blockchain.info most of the time, for transaction checking, mining pool distribution, charts, and other assorted info. This site seems to get the most support from the Bitcoin community, and well spoken Bitcoin figurehead Andreas Antonopolous actually works for them as Chief Security Officer.
I think Blockchain.info suffered some severe slowness a little while ago with unconfirmed transactions, so I use blockr.IO as a backup if Blockchain.info is down.
I think Blockchain.info suffered some severe slowness a little while ago with unconfirmed transactions, so I use blockr.IO as a backup if Blockchain.info is down.
I use blockchain.info and blockr.io
Blockchain is more intuitive and easy to use while blockr.io is more reliable in updating
Blockchain is more intuitive and easy to use while blockr.io is more reliable in updating
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