Google Chrome

[GTP]

Personally i dont use Chrome.

https://www.techradar.com/au/news/chrome-was-hiding-another-major-zero-day-flaw

 

[phaZed]

Thank goodness for bug-bounty programs. I use Chrome simply because it is faster - under Windows. I never use Chrome on my Linux machines, always Firefox.

 

[Markverhyden]

I use several browsers. Never just one.

 

[glennd]

I stopped using Chrome as my work browser when it stopped saving passwords. It somehow broke itself so I just moved on to Firefox. I've since done a N&P on my work machine but I'm happy with Firefox for now. Having said that, my taskbar has Edge, Firefox, Opera and Chrome. I use them all at various times.

 

[trevm999]

I've been migration over to Firefox. Their password saving isn't as polished, but I respect the company a lot more.

 

[Diggs]

My main browser is Firefox but I do use Chrome on some other machines. I do set it up as primary for most of my customers. The fact that it accepts speech input blows away many. I leave cheap microphones with my desktop users.

 

[osanders]

Not my main browser, if a site I need to access only works with Chrome I use it. And its only installed on my android device.

 

[Your PCMD]

I use Chrome periodically for specific tasks. I use to use it all the time but have since switched back to Firefox. I do like the look of Chrome and have made Firefox look like it with custom CSS. If I find a way to get the things I use in Chrome ported over to FF, then I'll probably uninstall Chrome.

 

[Diggs]

but have since switched back to Firefox.

If I could get Chrome to switch to the new tab when I open a new tab I would probably use it more instead of Firefox. Chrome's failure to have that as a setting is frustrating.

 

[Diggs]

So you'd need some kind of "Tabs to the front" extension, then?

I thought I had looked a couple of times for extensions. Must have missed this. Thanks!