I Still Prefer Firefox To Google Chrome

After all the commotion over Google’s Chrome browser subsided, I quietly switched back to primarily using Firefox for my internet browsing needs. Yes, Chrome has a nice logo and yes, Chrome was “made” by Google. However Firefox is still the grandparent of open-source fast and secure internet browser technology and Chrome quite honestly is a collection of pre-existing open source code, the bulk of whose was from Firefox.

There are still quite a few bugs in Chrome I would like to see ironed out before it because the click of choice in the startmenu. Of course, there are times when I need more than one browser open at a time, for example if I want to access two Facebook accounts at once, or two Gmail accounts at once. But when that is not the case that I will most likely be using Firefox.

I need not mention Internet Explorer, for it is but a thing of the past. The only use Internet Explorer has is for testing scripts that in more secure browsers wouldn’t be allowed to run at all (mainly VBscript and Javascript).

In conclusion, the gist of this passage is that I still prefer Firefox over Google Chrome.