I use chrome mostly as my main browser, with waterfox as the secondary(waterfox for sites that have java applets in them as I don’t like having both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of java installed on the system at the same time.). I do wish that chorme would come out with a 64 bit version of their browser for windows, while you can build/install your own 64 bit version for linux.
They do have a 64 bit version it’s right here… http://www.omgchrome.com/install-google-chrome-64-bit-windows/
The last time that I looked for a 64 bit build of chrome for windows was sometime a few months ago.
I use Torch
A combination of Chrome, Safari and Firefox.
But they don’t have 64-Bit for Mac 
Your argument is invalid
I’ve never had this problem with chrome. It has happened often with IE…
Going to use Octium when its totally finished as my primary browser.
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Custom browser all the way.
Internet Explorer 2.
Google Chrome.
ftw
I use chrome, and IE to install chrome…
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I have two “primary” depending on which system:
Firefox w/ Pentadactyl or luakit
Lynx. 
Really, I mostly use Chrome. If I’m working on a project where I need some sort of order to the madness though, it’s hard to replace the grace of running Firefox with Tree-Style Tabs.
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Chrome Ftw!! ‘’
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I havent used half those browsers so i cant critisize, but, i use google chrome with firefox as a backup.
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Agreed! #GoChrome @GoPro.
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As a web developer I have to test upon most browsers so I have the following browsers installed:
(Five major)
- Google Chrome
- Opera
- MSIE
- Firefox
- Safari
(Others) - K-Meleon
- Maxthon (Big in China apparently)
- Pale Moon
- SeaMonkey
- Arora
- Konqueror
Though my main browser is Google Chrome followed by Opera, Safari, MSIE and Firefox (Firefox has too many problems that it’s a miracle they aren’t known about)
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