Chrome vs Firefox?

Are you having problems with Firefox? Other than it's memory leak, which they seem to have gotten under control with the latest update. I use all three: IE, Chrome, and Firefox. But I use Firefox for most of my browsing. I'm just not that crazy about Chrome's interface. Just personal preference.

What is your reason(s) for changing?

Got a new computer and decided to switch all to Edge. Not unhappy with it. I do keep FireFox as a backup.
Lynn

My reasons for maybe changing:

• I'm bored
• Firefox Quantum is broken for a couple of my logins using LastPass. LastPass support recommends switching to Chrome.

downtheroad wrote:
My reasons for maybe changing:

• I'm bored
• Firefox Quantum is broken for a couple of my logins using LastPass. LastPass support recommends switching to Chrome.

I use LastPass also.

Thank you,
LeRoy

I use Chrome mostly, but still use FF on occasion. Why are you switching?

I have used Firefox ever since it broke off from Mozella.

I Switched to Chrome as my primary bowser. I also have the Microsoft offerings on board but only use EDGE for local stuff (Lan not WAN).

Firefox is plagued by memory leaks and buggy updates. Now it is leaving behind its strongest benefit- addons.

Mozilla has also adopted the "idiot's interface" for configuration. Moving and hiding options and configurations is a page from winblows' playbook.

Every few "updates" loses a fair number of addons.

Recently Firefox is difficult to install and run/test multiple versions, with no rollback feature.

If you run ff update, it is a one way trip. If you lose features or functionality, too bad.

After many, many years of firefox usage, I am on the fence.

I changed to chrome simply because it makes it simpler for me to specify where to store my downloads. I only want my Windows 7 operating system on my C drive. All data like downloads are on my F drive.

I added to Chrome an extension (Better History) to allow me better access to my history.

I do not like the way Chrome displays bookmarks. Firefox is better for bookmark. Maybe I need to look for an extension for chrome.

TenOC wrote:

I do not like the way Chrome displays bookmarks. Firefox is better for bookmark. Maybe I need to look for an extension for chrome.

I've been using the "Tidy Sidebar" extension with Chrome for a bookmark tree setup similar to what I use on Firefox. There's a bookmark sidebar extension I like better on Chrome based Opera called "V7", but Chrome has blocked installing extensions from anywhere except the Chrome webstore. I've run into too many sites that don't accept Opera to make it my "daily driver".