Firefox is Garbage, Use Chrome!

[Justsomeguy]

Not convinced on Chrome as yet, sticking with FF for now

[ddy]

lol,i can't agree with your opinion,i am using two browser now,so i think i can give the fair decision,both Firefox and Chrome are good,to use Chrome or Firefox is just your habit.

[arnavk007]

Chrome crashes on me on more than 20 tabs. Firefox runs happily even when browsing 80+ tabs. Firefox nightly is much much faster than 7. Have been using i for the past 1.5 yrs without a single crash.
BTW i have only 1 gig of ram and run win 7. Currently have 35 tabs with firefox taking only 300 megs of ram.

[ItsFixed]

Browser is the software which helps websites to run on the internet.Firefox is the slow browser in comparison to the other browser.Google Chrome has gained more popularity from the Firfox as it is more fast and give best speed of output .

[username-]

I like Opera better than Chrome.

[Stabber]

all the addons that i was using in firefox are working with chrome so i ditched firefox , there is not much difference in memory usage but in speed chrome is faster

[Z3R0]

I like chrome but firefox is better

[username-]

all the addons that i was using in firefox are working with chrome so i ditched firefox , there is not much difference in memory usage but in speed chrome is faster

I was really disappointed to find chrome without a multirow bookmarks addon. =(

[hdonkey]

I mostly use chrome nowdays, but I've recently find opera really intressting

[Z0M813]

I've been using Chrome since it was released and loved it. It's mutithreading method is the bomb, plus the interface and omnibar really simplified browsing for me in a good way. Recently however I have switched back to Firefox due to js errors and for security reasons. Besides now most chrome features have been mimicked on FF with addons. Some FF addons aren't possible when attempting to migrate back to chrome looking for certain features (noscript for example). Perhaps Chromium has the potential to have "the best of both worlds" but it appears largely to be unknown as a browser option which tends to limit development, though it worked for GNU Linux.