FireFox or Chrome?

[tdct]

Firefox, it's very customizable and the whole about:config is fun to mess with lol

[compaq soul]

chromes fast as a bitch but unstable as a mo fucker

firefox is really stable and extremely customizable, but slow startup

[[MPGH]Killian]

chromes fast as a bitch but unstable as a mo fucker

firefox is really stable and extremely customizable, but slow startup

there's stable releases of Chrome released. You're probably using a beta version.
I have the Beta, and it has some stability issues, but its still good.

[ChimiBang]

Chrome faster Start up
Firefox More customize options For you
Chrome Faster Loading and faster loading youtube.
FireFox is not that fast loading youtube videos

[compaq soul]

Chrome faster Start up
Firefox More customize options For you
Chrome Faster Loading and faster loading youtube.
FireFox is not that fast loading youtube videos

firefox loads pages better for me

[Jabooty671]

Chrome, why? Simple, sleek, easy
Drawbacks: lack of add-ons / certain site capabilities

Firefox, sucks. why? Bulky, boring, laggy, slow.
Drawbacks: everything.

Which one ftw? Chrome

[jonnyboy9985]

WHOA THATS TRUE!! GOOGLE SPIES ON YOU?!?!?!?

[compaq soul]

Chrome, why? Simple, sleek, easy
Drawbacks: lack of add-ons / certain site capabilities

Firefox, sucks. why? Bulky, boring, laggy, slow.
Drawbacks: everything.

Which one ftw? Chrome

lol, someones biased

[ChimiBang]

A deep usage tracking and reporting system. One of the most exciting (or potentially creepy) parts of this will be Google's approach to tracking how users are interacting with its OS. The company spends a considerable amount of time and resources on tracking user experience on its sites both with extended betas, and internal research studies. Having that same kind of tracking system baked into the OS can give Google a very simple way to see what's working and what's not.
As such, Google is likely to take a more extensive approach than Microsoft, which has a more limited system for tracking user activity on Windows. Users can opt in to a "customer experience improvement program" for Office, while Windows users have the option of sending information to Microsoft when applications or the entire operating system crashes. Google could go as far as keeping track of how long you keep your machine running at a time, or what times of day you use certain applications in order to create battery-saving hardware profiles.
More details about the Chrome OS, including privacy and licensing information are likely to be unveiled later this year when Google makes the code available as open source.

Who cares

[Jabooty671]

lol, someones biased

I've used Firefox since it first came out, getting rid of IE off my damned computer back in the dial-up days (for me) back in 2004.

[[MPGH]Killian]

Chrome ftw

[compaq soul]

Chrome ftw

lol this is why we win ----> [IMG]https://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRrdObFuIQ67yPenUIsu-N_IbdIwY6Z2vjGGCvKStnNB8Oj-1o&t=1&usg=__wFdK6-uPHG_ZAQiR5mnN7NKQPKE/IMG]