I probably use Firefox 50% of the time and Chrome the other 50%. Apart from philosophy and general love for the browser, ultimately its Firefox’s bookmarking features are what keep me from switching over to Chrome entirely. I have over 9,600 bookmarks right now and managing my obsessive collection is easier on Firefox. Its a collection I’ve curated for over a decade across more than four computers. Firefox’s bookmark manager is a separate window, I can double click on a bookmark and it will open in the browser window right next to it while I still have access to the manager. In Firefox I also have access to a real bookmarks side bar.
I probably use Firefox 50% of the time and Chrome the other 50%. Apart from philosophy and general love for the browser, ultimately its Firefox’s bookmarking features are what keep me from switching over to Chrome entirely. I have over 9,600 bookmarks right now and managing my obsessive collection is easier on Firefox. Its a collection I’ve curated for over a decade across more than four computers. Firefox’s bookmark manager is a separate window, I can double click on a bookmark and it will open in the browser window right next to it while I still have access to the manager. In Firefox I also have access to a real bookmarks side bar.