I tried Chrome. Didn't really care for it. I just can't browse the internet without my Firefox add-ons. Also, I hated the 'recent bookmarks' list on Chrome. I couldn't figure out how to make it go away, so I ditched the damned thing. I'm not saying Firefox is perfect or anything. I think it runs pretty bad sometimes. It's usually fine, but every now and then it uses an awful lot of my cpu and memory for no discernible reason. Anyway, I've become dependent on the addons and loathe browsing the web without them. To name a few FF addons I use: Session Manager "Session Manager saves and restores the state of all windows - either when you want it or automatically at startup and after crashes. Additionally it offers you to reopen (accidentally) closed windows and tabs." Started using this one a couple months ago. I've been loving this addon and kinda wish I'd known of it sooner. Of course I use Adblock Plus, Flashblock, and NoScript. I've started using Tree Style Tab and Multiple Tab Handler. Not so necessary, but sometimes I have an assload of tabs open and these two addons seem to help me keep track of things. DownloadHelper is pretty cool. I kind of got used to it in the way that I don't even think about it as being special anymore. I just use it when I want something, like if I'm watching a video or listening to a song. An addon called 'Color toggle' simplifies color switching. Without the addon, I would keep going through the menu whenever I wanted to change the color. Now I just click a button and a web page, such as Google, goes from blinding light to dark and easy on the eyes.
