There is room for many browsers in this market. I switched from firefox to chrome. I still use the former for development because of firebug and the web develo

There is room for many browsers in this market. I switched from firefox to chrome. I still use the former for development because of firebug and the web developer extensions, but chrome is my default. FF 3 killed itself on my pc. It operates as the slowest piece of software overall. Yes I've turned of the phishing protection. Yes I've changed profiles. It's still a resource hog. It's still full of bloat and crap that I just don't need to read stories on hacker news, check the weather and read my gmail. For people like me who want the browser to stay out of the way, chrome is appealing. For people who would prefer their browser to be their operating system, Firefox will continue to be their choice I'm sure.