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What browser do you prefer? Which is the fastest and the least buggy?

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I'm a bit of a minimalist, so Chrome is perfect. Chrome Sync is by far the best feature, having all my bookmarks & passwords on everything from my MacBook & PC to my iPhone, Android, iPad, etc.

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My roommate uses Firefox. Its biggest advantage is the fact that it's open-source, so there are tons of add-ons.

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Firefox :)

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Used to love Firefox, but switched to Chrome when it got too bloated.

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I use Firefox, personally I don't like the fact Chrome brings up like 5-10 instances of "chrome.exe" in processes. I've worked it out and if you're using adblock and flash, there's literally no difference in Memory or CPU usage. When flash crashes, 'cause flash is the most buggiest thing ever (guess it's because it's made by adobe), It's a pain trying to force close chrome.

 

EDIT - Should probably mention that i haven't used chrome after the first few initial updates, so everything i've said is based on an older version.

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