Firefox.
It has more features.

I don't like chrome because of how pages are loaded, some don't work, and it very often just shows a blank screen for me.

For me, Chrome has always worked astoundingly well. But after my laptop contracted a virus and I had to borrow my mom's until mine got fixed, I found that Chrome wouldn't download on her computer, so I resorted to using Firefox. I admit, I do like it a lot.
Personally, I like both a lot.
I think my preference might sway more towards Chrome, mostly because I've become so used to it, and it works so fast for me.

Firefox fer sure. It has way more customization in my opinion. Plus, some of the add-ons found on Firefox that are also on Google, seem to be more better on Firefox, but I can only vouch for one add-on, since I don't use Chrome much; Chrome is excellent for coding manipulation, since I haven't seen Firefox do what Chrome does (edit a website, and the website changes to that code).

Firefox wins for me, but I don't mind using Chrome. I mostly use it just to test websites. I started using it just after Firefox 3.6 was released, but once 4 came out, I immediately switched back. I thought I'd have an issue adjusting to the tabs being above the address bar, but I didn't even notice.

Firefox wins because:

- More mature add-on community. Chrome has add-ons, and even some that exist on Firefox, but I find the ones for Firefox just work better, especially a particular one that I cannot say here because it's not allowed. One thing I have to give credit for to Chrome is you can install/remove/disable/enable add-ons without having to restart the browser. I hope Firefox includes that feature sometime in the future.

- The option to delete all history and usage upon closing. This was one of the things that really annoyed me with Chrome, and it still annoys me that they haven't implemented this yet.

- I don't do much customization, but there are more options with Firefox than Chrome.

- Searches can open in a new tab. This is the #1 thing about Chrome that I dislike, and when I was using it I couldn't find a solution. It's great that they combined the address bar and search bar into one field, but they didn't consider that when I wanted to search for something, I want the results in a new tab?

- No spyware in Firefox. Chrome tracks a lot of what you do with the browser. Some of it can be disabled, but not all of it.

Some good things about Chrome:

- Chrome will always be slightly ahead in terms of standards adoption, but I think that has more to do with the fact that it has Google behind it than anything else.

- Many say Chrome is faster and snappier, but I find Firefox 4 and 5 to be just as snappy and responsive. Either way, both are fast.

- Not plagued by memory leaks like Firefox.

- Opens a page's source in a new tab by default.

- Download manager is better.


Probably the same add-on I am thinking of.


Firebug
addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/web-developer/

You won't even remember Chrome exists.

I enjoy Chrome at this point. I enjoy it because of how I can customize it AND it doesn't take up any room on the screen w/ toolbars, etc. (I don't know if that's possible with Firefox right now, but it wasn't at the time that I used it heavily) I also have all the tools I need to see every page (no, "you are using the wrong browser" crap that you used to get w/ chrome in the past). Also on my old laptop there was a noticeable difference between the Firefox and Chrome speeds. On this one, not-so-much. But I'm glad I used Chrome now because of that syncing feature I thought I'd never use. It literally took me 10 seconds to have Chrome on this laptop EXACTLY like it was on my old one.

Opera is the best browser, never has any problems ever.

I personally prefer Firefox primarily because I disliked the look and feel of Chrome. Yes, Firefox 4 and 5 look similar, but I always found Chrome a bit awkward to use.
Secondly, I dislike the spyware hidden in Chrome. Then again, just searching something in Google does the same thing (unless you use DuckDuckGo or something), but an application doing that makes me somewhat paranoid.

This is why I use chrome, but I also use firefox if I need an app not available for chrome.

Firefox fosho.

Chrome.

Firefox.

Firefox. More customizable and none of Chrome's covert ops tracking shit. I use Chrome occasionally for certain things but never for an extended period of time. Too annoying for me.

Chrome because it is faster in my opinion. Although I haven't used an updated version of FireFox.

Used to use Firefox a fair while back, but when I got my new laptop I decided to get Chrome instead. Haven't considered using Firefox TBH.

Google Chrome: "Click a bookmark. Wait about two minutes before it starts loading the site"

I'm a Firefox user.

If you'd have asked me 4 months ago I would've said Firefox. Now I'm a fully converted Chrome user and I have no intentions of switching. It's the most user-friendly, fastest and safest browser.

Not sure about the most user-friendly, but I'll give it the safety award (but it also gets the spyware award).

I like it's user-friendlyness... But it may just be because I've been using it since beta so I know exactly how everything works and how to get around it's downfalls. Best thing I've found about it is a cool little app that opens IE inside chrome for those ONLY IE pages without cutting down on the speed of chrome.