Who have been using Google Chrome?

In comparison to Firefox, Chrome is noticeably faster, yes. This is mainly because it has a lighter framework and also because each tab in Chrome runs as it's own process (this is also handy in terms of "crashing" in which the crash of one tab won't close the entire browser). Chrome is a perfectly acceptable browser if you don't require many add-ons and can work with a bare bones style. That being said, I prefer Opera to either Chrome or Firefox as it has its own swath of delightful add-ons and is widely considered to be the fastest of the browsers. It's also the most aesthetically pleasing in my opinion. Definitely give it a try at http://www.opera.com/browser/ if you haven't already.

I normally only use Chrome to read news or do simple browsing. For other tasks I use Firefox, currently the version 4 beta. I think the ideal condition for me is to have two browser, for simple and heavy tasks. My best duet is Chrome + Firefox or Chrome + Opera.

I use Chrome, but like Firefox and Explorer, it doesn't work sometimes. I think it is because of my crummy internet connection. I can't wait until I have FIOS!

What are Plug-ins? I wonder if this isn't my problem with my PC starting up so slow. I turn it on and it literally takes about 5-7 minutes to boot up to where I can open my browser, which is Firefox.

I have used both Chrome (using it now, in fact) and Firefox. It is quicker than Firefox, yes. Since I don't use plug ins it doesn't matter that much to me that there are none, or few of them to use. If plug ins are your thing then you should stick to Firefox. If you'd rather have less memory hogging and quicker speed then Chrome is the way to go To give you a good example of it: I use Firefox for an application on Facebook (Cafe World). To do what I need to do in the cafe takes me normally ten to fifteen minutes on Firefox. If I use Chrome for the same application then it takes me from 5 to 10 minutes to do it. Much faster

I was using firefox too but after I tried Chrome, I never used firefox again, it opens faster, easier to search for something (when family members are using it) and it feels lighter. =)

I tried to because of the charity promotion but i couldn't even get it to donate I think its a big fake thing. Just to get because to try a really lousy browser. But i mean you can't just say your going to donate money to the charity of the users choice and not let them to do that. I tired it for 48 hours and now I'm back to fire fox. Never again!

I started using Chrome because a site I was on, moezmoney, didn't work well with either Firefox or IE. I haven't had any problems with it, and it has solved one problem that I had with myLot. When I go to post a discussion or a response, and I get an error, with Chrome I can usually back arrow and recover my response. I can't do that in IE or Firefox. Firefox did have some great add ons though, AdBlock and NoScript...

Both Chrome and Firefox are my favorites ones. I think Chrome is a bit faster. And simpler. I stopped using Firefox, because on this computer it crushes a lot . Problem that I didnt have with Chrome. But I think whichever you choose of them is a good choice. But, Chrome worth a try.

I'm using Chrome and I'm satisfied with it. I've used Firefox before so I can compare. I think Chrome is much faster.

I've used Chrome in a few cibercafes that had it installed, of course I opt for it before IE. It's true that's a very fast browser, but I was having a lot of troubles with it. Many times it quits saying "a problem was encontered", and closes everything. To my opinion, it's just too buggy to use seriously. But an alternative if only have IE. Never tried Firefox, I've heard of it consuming a lot of memory, and also some memory leaks have been detected in it. I often use Opera. It's very fast too, and works well with most sites, no doubt the best browser. Plugins means nothing to a browser. They don't dictate is a program is good or bad, I found them more disturbing than useful, never seen one that does anything useful. And they may be a potential security problem too. Remember that there is an IE version that allows webpages to install a plugin without notifing the user, and other browsers might have similar problems.

Chrome is great. Seriously for speed. It is slightly faster than Firefox. However, it only downside is that it has no bookmark bar. Other than tht, everything is fast with Chrome!