> Chrome's appeal was primarily technical. Each tab got its own process and could crash without taking down the entire browser This was my main initial reason

> Chrome's appeal was primarily technical. Each tab got its own process and could crash without taking down the entire browser This was my main initial reason for switching - sick of constantly having one tab lock up the entire browser. It was also prettier, and I liked the combined search and URL bar. Now, I have no reason to change. Plus, Firefox is on all the machines at work, and really badly handles multi-system user accounts - if logged in on one computer then you cannot use on any others without launching with a special command line flag and switching to an entirely new profile (where none of the settings/logins are kept). Last I checked they had no interest in fixing this.