I agree. Maybe not for the same reasons: FF has awesome privacy tools and extensions. I use it because I can configure it to be extremely pendantic about a lot

I agree. Maybe not for the same reasons: FF has awesome privacy tools and extensions. I use it because I can configure it to be extremely pendantic about a lot of stuff. For example, my setup requires me to whitelist each and every JS external script I ran to. The NoScript extension provides me granularity to choose whether fetch requests are allowed, fonts are loaded, etc. It remembers my choices and provides a quick UI for making these decisions. For normal, non-paranoid users, I would recommend Chrome though. Not exactly because it is better, but because some pages will only work properly on it (due to lack of testing by the page authors, this is not FF fault)