Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox - Which Browser Do You Prefer to Use and Why?

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  1. Shil1978 profile image80
    Shil1978posted 12 years ago

    Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox - Which Browser Do You Prefer to Use and Why?

  2. wilderness profile image96
    wildernessposted 12 years ago

    I use FF for any work on HP and most other uses as well.  I very occasionally use IE.  I figure Google already knows too much about me to feel comfortable using Chrome.

  3. JKenny profile image92
    JKennyposted 12 years ago

    I like Google Chrome because its so fast and slick compared to Internet Explorer.

  4. Dale Hyde profile image74
    Dale Hydeposted 12 years ago

    Google Chrome is the sleekest and fastest, but there are issues with Windows 7 and Google Chrome that come up from time to time.  Support for those issues is not there from the folks at Google Chrome. I still use Chrome over Mozilla as it works best for me.

    Any browser will track your activity unless you use a Tor browser.  Google makes it public that they are tracking your every move, the others just remain somewhat silent about that activity, lol.

  5. petersavage profile image60
    petersavageposted 12 years ago

    I use Firefox because it has the best addon support.

  6. DonnaCosmato profile image90
    DonnaCosmatoposted 12 years ago

    I use Mozilla Firefox because most of the clients I write for insist on that browser as they say that Chrome causes hidden formatting issues with their publishing platform. I have no personal experience with Chrome to confirm or deny that statement; I'm just repeating what I was told:)

  7. WannaB Writer profile image88
    WannaB Writerposted 12 years ago

    I used to use Firefox, but was having constant problems with scripts running that I couldn't see until a notice would finally pop up giving me the choice of stopping the script or letting it run. I never knew which scripts they were. Even though I liked some of the add-ons, I don't use FF much anymore on the Apple side of my MAC. I still use it on the Windows 7 which I run on VMWare Fusion. I've about given up on IE. It shuts down almost as soon as I open it.

    On my MAC operating system, I have found Chrome easier to use and more stable that Safari. I occasionally use Safari if Chrome does decide to act up. I also like the way Chrome makes it easier to access all my Google sites. I use Docs, Analytics, Google+ and YouTube.

  8. Bills Place profile image79
    Bills Placeposted 12 years ago

    I use FF and have for years. I used to use IE and kept having issues, pop-ups, etc. I switched to FF around the same time it came out and have since had very little pop-ups or other issues. Plus I love the optional add-on features.

    I still use IE from time to time (if a site does not support FF for example). I tried Chrome, never really could get used to the design myself.

 
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