I used to be on the Chrome team and still do the occasional bit of development or maintenance on code I wrote, but I use (mostly) Firefox at home. Two main reas

I used to be on the Chrome team and still do the occasional bit of development or maintenance on code I wrote, but I use (mostly) Firefox at home. Two main reasons: - Firefox on Linux lets me configure the menu shortcut modifier key to Super, while Chrome is hardcoded to the Windows-style Control. (I use Control-W for word erase in vim and shell all the time, which means that the sequence of Control-W followed Control-Shift-T is a regular occurrence in Chrome.) - Firefox's shift-click to bypass stupid web developer tricks.