I've used firefox for far too long to adapt to Chrome. I've tried to force myself but I always come back.

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Chrome.

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Chrome. Though its kinda annoying how the favorites bar isn't there, you have to go looking for it.

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If you smacked a kid with a bottle of 'Johnson's No More Tears', wouldn't it create beautiful irony?

chromium.

Chrome is the best browser, however Firefox is a very close second

I recently switched to Chrome from Firefox. Firefox is a good browser, but I had two problems with it. Both IE and Chrome ask for permission before running Java, while Firefox simply runs it. With many Java vulnerabilities these days, I did not want to risk getting infected because I ran Java unknowingly. Second, for some reason, Firefox was not displaying https images on http webpages.

Firefox only runs Java automatically if you selected an option prior for it to always automatically run Java and Firefox not running hhtps images is again a personal preference that should be able to be resolved.

I personally view comparing the differences between Chrome and Firefox is like comparing the differences in graphics between the PS3 and Xbox360, PS3 has better graphics because it has Blue ray, but the difference is almost invisible.

I tried searching the internet to solve the https images not running on http problem, but I found no answer that worked. If I searched long enough, I might be able to find an answer, but switching to Chrome is so much faster and easier.

You have to install a plugin like NoScript on Firefox to prevent Java from running automatically. I read somewhere that Firefox will implement the Java protection feature in Firefox 18 or something though. While it is really easy to do, installing more plugins just increases the startup time and decreases the browsing speed. Additionally, you will have to wait for the plugins to be updated before updating Firefox. Again, using Chrome is so much easier because I don't have to worry about installing a plugin to prevent Java from running.

Ah, well last time I used Firefox it did ask before hand whether to run Java or not, but yeah Chrome is better, it's just I don't see a huge difference between the two, obviously I do see a difference but it isn't usually enough for me to differ between the two.

Firefox is better IMO

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I rather use features and plug-ins. So, my choice is Firefox!

Don't use either. I'm on the Internet explorer side.

I'm not that good with Internet, so I go with something simple. And sometimes I use Opera..

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You can't accept it, until you learn it.

Firefox all the way . Using it now and possibly for good. .

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I use Chrome since FF and IE are not working very well for me. Chrome does the job!

When I had my laptop, I was a browser fanatic. I have to say chrome, it's more user friendly out of the two. But my favourite is opera.

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