I switched to Chrome very soon after it came out, and I've been happy with it for the most part for years. I typically have dozens of tabs open at a time if not

I switched to Chrome very soon after it came out, and I've been happy with it for the most part for years. I typically have dozens of tabs open at a time if not more and it's never been a problem, until the last few months when Chrome on Linux has started becoming unstable after running for a day or so to the point that I can't rely on it working for anything but Gmail. Other pages, even simple ones, will blow up with the Chrome BSOD until I completely restart it. I used to be able to leave things up for literally months. How this makes sense with Chrome's process architecture, I do not know. On Windows I haven't had these problems, and maybe it's just a particular combination of libs at fault, but I may soon switch to Firefox on my Linux box at least just to avoid the hassle.