Chrome for entertainment, Firefox for web development.
Chrome feels faster for me but a thing I don't like is Chrome's memory consumption. When having open many YouTube tabs, it quickly reaches the 4GB, then it's finally crashing the whole Chrome because it's only a 32 bit process.
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Well i mostly use firefox, never really trusted chrome and the fact that you never know when its updating and how google keeps tracking you with it.
No, it isn't.
Internet says it is..! if we count out the text-based browsers like lynx. 
Internet says a lots of things but not always correct
Google chrome for the win 
No, it isn't.
I voted Chrome. 
I'm not sure about this but I think I read somewhere that Chrome is also spying on his user. The reason for that is supposed to help Chrome find an content or features that the user is looking for.I don't know if thats true but the thought of being spied on is not attractive
It's definitely an overkill. Especially that with the other browsers You can set them to inform You of a new update being available, or turn off updates completely
Well, that was only if you really, really wanted to use Chrome for some reason...
but I agree; for that and a few other reasons I ended up choosing Firefox when I moved out of Opera. I was using Firefox and then Chrome, currently Opera. What annoys me the most in Chrome is the lack of information as to when the updates are being made
Well, if it really annoys you, you could use something like Comodo and force it to alert you each time the updater tries to run. That is however, probably overkill...
It's definitely an overkill. Especially that with the other browsers You can set them to inform You of a new update being available, or turn off updates completely
I was using Firefox and then Chrome, currently Opera. What annoys me the most in Chrome is the lack of information as to when the updates are being made
Well, if it really annoys you, you could use something like Comodo and force it to alert you each time the updater tries to run. That is however, probably overkill...
I was using Firefox and then Chrome, currently Opera. What annoys me the most in Chrome is the lack of information as to when the updates are being made
Chrome is the best choose.
No. 
Chrome is the best choose.
Well Firefox gets a point for privacy
Refers to the startup page on my screen today
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm5i5kbIXzc
https://webwewant.mozilla.org/en/?utm_source=snippet&utm_medium=snippet&utm_content=glow2014en&utm_campaign=glow2014#video
Refers to the startup page on my screen today
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm5i5kbIXzc
https://webwewant.mozilla.org/en/?utm_source=snippet&utm_medium=snippet&utm_content=glow2014en&utm_campaign=glow2014#video
I used to use Firefox butwas killing my computer and it was running way to slow.Now i use Chrome ,it has an awesome speed than any other browser.
Different experience here for me..! chrome was making my System slow but it was around 2years ago when I switched to firefox and never looked back to chrome ..! 
I used to use Firefox butwas killing my computer and it was running way to slow.Now i use Chrome ,it has an awesome speed than any other browser.
Firefox.
I'm using Opera one of the fastest browser out there with lots of cool features.
I used Opera for sometime (until version 15 I think). The feature I liked most was having the ability to group tabs - very useful when you have many open at the same time... I haven't been able to find an add-on for Firefox that does the same unfortunately.
I'm using Opera one of the fastest browser out there with lots of cool features.
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