Firefox or Chrome?

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After using Firefox for years I decided to give Chrome a full-time try out. So far I've found no reason to go back to Firefox. Chrome is much faster and has extensions for everything I need.
 

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Meh, I'm torn between my two great loves, Firefox and Chrome.

Oh Chrome, with your lightweight simplicity, could you be what I'm looking for?
Or Firefox, with your many plugins and dedicated developers?

Meh, I guess I'll be polygamous.
 

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Mozilla Firefox
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Google Chrome has loads of innovative new features and can be as user friendly or technically advanced as you would like it to be depending on how you use it.
 

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Lortamios said:
Mozilla Firefox
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Google Chrome has loads of innovative new features and can be as user friendly or technically advanced as you would like it to be depending on how you use it.

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Once Chrome gets *true* adblocking, I'm instantly switching to it on my Mac (from Safari). Use Chrome on all my Windows computers all the time tho.

Chrome > Firefox (again, with true adblocking)
 

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mkoo said:
Opera 10,50 is not only faster chrome, is more feature rich.
I am sorry to inform that that ain't true.

I tested out opera beta and two versions of firefox, chrome, safari, and internet explorer speeds with "peacemaker" browser benchmark.

Chrome was 3800 so points on my machine.

Opera was 3400

firefox was 2850 or so

Also safari in speed was actually better - 3900 or so points. But, Chrome is better to use (mostly because of nice tabbing and the one bar to rule them all apples etc.)
 

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zeromac said:
Firefox for the add-ons

But personally i use Safari (Yea bitches what?!)
What?

You use the fastest browser and as long as user is not bound to the fact that tabs do not save you are gonna be fine, no?

I still use chrome though. (Ironically this is typed from portable edition of firefox when chrome and proxying with machine at hand is not all fine and dandy)
 

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Wow very informative tread, I didn't know that Chrome was getting so popular.
I just tried it a couple of weeks ago and I like it, but it seems to lack a lot of customization and control over the performance compared to FF.
Maybe that's the point, making it easier and simple, but I'd rather have full control over my application than having a simplified experience, after all I stick with windows 7 and I never thought of switching to a Mac OS........
I might use Chrome once they develop an effective adblock plugin, I just hate some advertising and I'd like to be able to block anything I don't like to see.
There are also several others pluging that I use in FF and I'm not too sure they have their equivalent in Chrome, but yeah I recognize there is a good potential in there...........
 

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