[Dean Winchester]

Chrome. Firefox works slow for my connection for reason. Being an Android user, I think Chrome feels like the most friendly UI for me.

Update your Firfox will fix a problem.

@OP I use a Firefox on my computer and Opera on my mobile .
Firefox have a lot of style , adds and I think it's secure.

I'm already on the latest version.

[Mr.Kurd]

Chrome. Firefox works slow for my connection for reason. Being an Android user, I think Chrome feels like the most friendly UI for me.

Update your Firfox will fix a problem.

@OP I use a Firefox on my computer and Opera on my mobile .
Firefox have a lot of style , adds and I think it's secure.

I'm already on the latest version.

Latest version is 49 .... If it was slaw so use Chrome like you said.

[mothered]

Until recently, I was a heavy Internet Explorer user (been that way for over 12 years), but as of late, I mainly use FF.

That said, I do navigate via Chrome from time to time which loves chewing my system resources, however It Is quite stable and responsive.

[Oni]

Truth be told, I trust Mozilla to handle my bookmarks/addons/whatnot. I wear a tin foil hat when it comes to Google.

Not sure which is faster, at this point.

[Dean Winchester]

FF is not stable as Chrome is. Which is why I prefer it. On Win 8.1 it doesn't use much resources. Even the installation size is less than FF.

[Nasyr]

Firefox across all my devices but in some cases I'll use Chrome.

[d0ntjump]

Truth be told, I trust Mozilla to handle my bookmarks/addons/whatnot. I wear a tin foil hat when it comes to Google.

Not sure which is faster, at this point.

I have to agree with Oni. Google retains way too much info for me.

[mothered]

Truth be told, I trust Mozilla to handle my bookmarks/addons/whatnot. I wear a tin foil hat when it comes to Google.

Not sure which is faster, at this point.

Based on a fresh Install with no Add-ons for either browser (which I believe provides a true benchmark based solely on the browser Itself), In my experience they're both much of a muchness.

Performance-wise, It's difficult to split the difference. I still prefer FF though.

[Mr.Kurd]

FF is not stable as Chrome is. Which is why I prefer it. On Win 8.1 it doesn't use much resources. Even the installation size is less than FF.

I think after reading this you will become FF user .
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/chrome-vs-f...t-for-you/

[Customer]

Definitely chrome.

I used firefox back in the day, and I recently thought about retiring chrome for it. I got lazy though. (As always)