Ioc Containers used for MVC 3? [closed]

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I would like to implement an IoC container for MVC3. From what I can see the four main containers in use now are Windsor, StructureMap, Unity or NinJect.

I realize everyone is likely to have a different opinion but does anyone have an idea which container is the most used and which offers the most features. I would like to try and narrow down the list of four to at least a list of two.

Thanks in advance.

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From what I know, implement an IoC container specifically for ASP.NET MVC 3 is weird. All containers you named above work with all types of apps - WPF, WCF services, web apps. Can you please be more specific?

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Whenever I need to use third party libraries including IoC container, I always follow these steps.

1. List down the features I need for the application.
2. Create abstraction layer for better testability and easy to replace with better one in future if new feature is not fulfilled by that lib or whatever reason I want to change. (For MVC 3, there is already abstraction layer for IoC. So you don't need this step)
3. Choose the one I most familiar. Of course, it must fulfill the features I need in step (1).
4. And focus on the product's features and functionality.

Thanks.