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    I prefer FireFox, I did have Chrome but deleted it.
    That's why we seize the moment, try to freeze it and own it, squeeze it and hold it cause we consider these minutes golden.


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    FireFox!

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    FireFox i would use Chrome is JS worked in it right....

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    Firefox. Chrome is nice and i really like the idea of running tabs as separate processes, but in practicality it offers no real benefits over other browsers. There new super speed JS virtual machine is slower than firefox's new just compiler as one example (not out till 3.1). In resource terms, chrome equally eats more memory as well as not having the great set of extensions and themes available to firefox "/

    So in my opinion, ff wins out.

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    I prefer Opera But out of those two I'd say firefox for pure usability, chrome for convenience and speed

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    CS-Dude: Just so you know, the Javascript engine Chrome uses is V8, and a lot of hype I believe was around it.

    As for my opinion on whether you should use Firefox or Chrome, personally from what I read of the release Chrome was designed to target the Internet Explorer group of people and not so much Firefox. But in the end it all comes down to your needs, I want flexibility, security, and speed. Firefox delivers flexibility with add-ons, security to a degree much greater than Internet Explorer, although it does have memory leaks. As for speed I didn't really pay attention, they seemed the same too me, although Google Chrome V8 Javascript engine runs crap with jQuery and selectors compared to Firefox.

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    Firefox, Chrome is spyware I tell you, SPYWARE. It spies on your wares so watch out.


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    I had a few issues with Chrome in beta so went back to Firefox, when bugs are sorted I'll probably download it again.
    I love the incognito mode and the way you can pull tabbed browsers into a new window.
    "And so the lion fell in love with the lamb."

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    Firefox

    Nothing beats it yet

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