The main reason that I am sticking with Firefox is because of the extension All-In-One-Sidebar. There are various other reasons, but that is the reason I refuse to listen to my brother and try switching.
I do use Chrome, however, when I listen to music or if I want to use two Google accounts simultaneously. It's also great when I can't get Firefox to work, which doesn't happen very often.
I agree that it is fast and light. Yet some sites still are not shown correctly in it. Though this is a minor inconvenience. In general I like how it works.
I love Google Chrome: the very first moment I started using it made it clear, this browser is the best one on the market. I loved ist spped and reliability, and I liked that there are no totally obscure tabs and tool I have no idea what to do with, On the other hand, on the Mac platform the browser requires really much memory. mu more than some older games from the 2000-s.
However, to my mind, high memory is a fair price for all the comfort of your browsing experience with Chrome, because I'd never use Safari despite its very modest memory requirements: its design and functionality are as far from being perfect as they can be.
I do use Chrome, however, when I listen to music or if I want to use two Google accounts simultaneously. It's also great when I can't get Firefox to work, which doesn't happen very often.
2. Very fast
3. It makes searching much simpler
Thus, it is the best browser
However, to my mind, high memory is a fair price for all the comfort of your browsing experience with Chrome, because I'd never use Safari despite its very modest memory requirements: its design and functionality are as far from being perfect as they can be.