Firefox has got wayyyy too bloaty for my taste. The only thing that was holding me back from chrome was lack of extensions, but now all the extensions I loved in FF are available for chrome. I've made the switch on all my machines and I see performance benefits.
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Not sure if I've already said this in this thread but Chrome's instance handling is rubbish. Firefox wins hands down. I keep trying to fall in love with Chrome but I just can't.
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I use a Windows-specific build of Firefox called Palemoon, and it's great. I've thought of switching to Chrome, but I just can't give up some of the obscure add-ons that I use!
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Firefox 4 works like a charm for me, almost as fast as Chrome. And I get all of the extensions I need, not the one's that managed to get around Chrome's limitations.
You would prefer a browser that collects data on internet behavior? Google doesn't provide Chrome for free without getting a lot in return.
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You could turn most if not all of those so-called features off, though. And there's this fork called Iron...
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Rest are shit.
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also palemoon or waterfox are awesome(100% firefox sourced,and they came with x64 version also)
also firefox 7 now uses much less memory than previous versions: often 20% to 30% less, and sometimes as much as 50% less.
i use opera but i also use firefox and chrome all are same nothing difference.
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I used Firefox for quite a while, but then became annoyed with Firefox memory issues and switched to Chrome. It works 10x better than Firefox.
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