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[stupigbearbear]

chrome. i have never used firefox before :x lol

[Und3adMercenary]

Chrome: much smoother, faster, and as far as I've experienced, less pop-ups

[noahgab1133]

I prefer using chrome since it has a long list of my bookmarks and is really fast and you can use your bookmarks on any computer as long as you sign in to your google account.  though i'm starting to use the new firefox since it has easier to manage security and more user friendly add ons then chrome.  I guess you can say that i'll be using both and see how it compares this year.  

[Kjelstad]

I use both.  Chrome mostly though.  I think it seems faster because there is less to it graphically.  

[ZeroDASH]

On PCs or Laptops: Mozilla Firefox

On my Android Tablet: Google Chrome

 

IE even if they anime-ized it up with their anime mascot, is still slow for me...

[Amebo]

I've been using Chrome for a year or two, before I used Mozilla. What bought me to Chrome was simplicity. Though lately ... I start to get annoyed by Chrome more and more. For instance, why did they bring search bar into new tab? I already have omni bar at the top of the screen for that! It's redundant. I understand some casual users may not know that, but an update ago they removed the option for power users to disable search bar ... ehh.

[tv1mdb]

I use waterfox, a 64-bit only fork of firefox. It performs well on heavy scripting sites. I used Opera some time ago, but they changed it into a pile of **** unfortunatelly.

[yoyotheyoshi]

I normally would've said Firefox but lately I've been using Chrome, it uses so much less CPU and I noticed Firefox was taking up a lot of bandwidth usage. Chrome's been a lot better for me in the longrun.

[KFrosty3]

I honestly like both about the same. I only use chrome because it came pre-installed on my phone.

[sabrina_diamond]

I prefer google chrome because it is efficent and practical

[Silversonic302]

Firefox -- it's easier to navigate.

[stapleton]

Chrome is more faster and more easy that firefox 

[deeluna]

For me it depends on my currrent OS and what I a doing. If I am in windows, I will use firefox for just about everything except for sites that don't work in firefox(Rare to find) I will launch Chrome but will not sign in my google account for those sites that won't load properly with firefox. On Linux I Use Midori for lightweight functionality(with adblocking turned on), Chrome for flash and HTML5 video sites (Crunchy roll, Kissanime.me, youtube, watchcartoononline, etc. and that is only because flash player is only supported in linux through chrome by the way of pepper), Then firefox for sites that have excessively annoying advertising that defeats Midori's adblocking and or complain about Midori not being compatible (Sad because Midori is based on webkit so is sort of like an extendable Safari for Linux that takes way less resources. it's awsome on Raspberry pi systems)

[fullygood]

I use both but for different purposes, for viewing flash/videos I tend to use chrome as it seems to be more efficient at handling memory etc, for general browsing I use firefox mainly because i find the tab browsing easier to manage on it

[M1551n9n0]

I use both because why not?

 

Both are fast, both run pretty stable on my machine, and both have enough apps and games that you can install that you really don't need to switch to a specific browser.

 

Tried Opera but a lot of websites don't support it.

 

Used IE9+ and it pretty much runs the same way FF and Chrome run but without the apps. Anything older than IE9 is garbage though.

[bonniesboo]

I prefer firefox because it is easy to use.

[onlinefreak]

i use chrome now, i hate the new youtube size on mozilla firefox.