Who likes google chrome?

[Jubel]

Internet Explorer is much better.

[Ad Bot]

[GenaralSkar]

Internet Explorer is much better.

Trololololol.

[LizzyRascal]

I do, because Firefox blows ass and Safari is a piece of stuff.

Don't you have anything to say about Internet Explorer?

[Ningyou]

I'm using Chrome right now because Firefox doesn't let me watch my anime, that whore.

[Miga]

Firefox master race. I'm never going to be using Chrome, here's why:

Also, one of the killing points for Chrome is that it's proprietary software, meaning that Google can (and has before using unique user ID's) track anything you do by sneaking things into the source code before compiling it.

If you really absolutely need Chrome, I'd say to use Chromium, the open source version of Chrome (basically Chrome but with all source code available and nothing hidden that can't be removed, what Chrome is before it actually is "Chrome"). Or, if you're too scared to use nightly builds of browsers, use SRWare Iron, which is also an open source version of Chrome based off of Chromium that's focused on user privacy.

And yes, Chromium and SRWare Iron are both add-on compatible with Chrome.

[Belogna]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO

And just to make it clear to people who are illiterate and am stupid, I said "no".

[Stocking]

Firefox master race. I'm never going to be using Chrome, here's why:

Unless you're doing something illegal and the FBI demands your data from Google, nobody will ever see that stuff.

[Coulmbai]

Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[Sheath]

I love how everyone is jumping onto the media bandwagon about Google storing its users information. And so what if they did? Boohoo Google knows that I visit Youtube twice a day and I use Yahoo mail. GOTTA SAVE THAT PERSONAL INFORMATION. 

[Robo Dude]

I like Maxothon3/Internet because its fast and not like IE9 or Fire fox and it is really easy to use.

[fred da kiko]

i have it but it's slower than firefox. and firefox is slower than safari.

[Daedalus]

IE is awkward and annoying, very interruptive with its naggy messages and general ugliness.
Agreed.
Google Chrome can be a tad frustrating on startup, but once you get used to the interface is very good.
Agreed.
Firefox used to be king of all browsers, but a few versions a go it turned into a gigantic piece of IE-grade stuff.
forget no. The new 4.x versions are loving lovey. They look so much better than IE and Firefox is the smoothest browser I've ever used.
Safari is adequate, a good choice for a clean streamlined browser but a bit of an initial bitch with its Flash-naggery.
This this this.
Opera is nice but it seems to self-deteriorate when you have it installed for a long time and turns ugly, even if you clean the cache something laggy sticks around.
Yep. I've had the same problems with it.

[TheBlackParrot]

I doooo. It's the fastest on my computer, and it's simple.
Might get Chromium later though; I had no clue that Chrome sends information.

[Freeze]

Chrome. <3.

[Sheath]

-snip-

Maybe I should look into Firefox again, I primarily used it in OSX and honestly version 3.0 was really really slow and laggy. I was quite hurt and confused by it. :P