I'm just wondering, will you dump Firefox for Google Chrome when it's available to Linux? |
No, because I don't use Linux... ;-)
However, I use Windows and I dumped Firefox for Google Chrome. |
Doubt it, on Windows (When I have to use it) I swapped to Chrome for a while to try it out, and came back to Firefox after a while. I don't know why but Firefox "feels" better. I've still got Chrome installed but rarely use it.
When it comes out on Linux/Mac, I'll try it. But I expect I'll do the same again. |
If they make it less ugly and faster on Mac, I'll consider it. |
Nope, i've already chosen Midori (also WebKit) over both Firefox and Chrome. It has the same speed advantages as chrome, uses webkit, and will integrate well with the linux desktop. A shoutout to epiphany-webkit as well =] |
From Mac user side – it depends of the quality and number of upcoming Chrome extensions. |
When it will available, I will install it but I don't think I will use it everyday...
As a web developer, I use the Firefox extension "Firebug" XXX times per day. If there isn't a Firebug-like in Chrome, it will be useless for me. |
Using it already on a daily basis in Ubuntu. For Flash I still need to run Firefox occasionally, because plugins don't work in Chrome yet, but for the rest, Chrome is really a lot faster. Hopefully Mozilla will get just as fast in the future, because feature-wise they are a lot more interesting (Ogg/Theora video support, Ubiquity, Weave, Personas). |
