For work I use Firefox. I tried our in house, popup window heavy web app in Chrome and it didn't work out all that well. Works fine with Firefox after flipping a couple about:config preferences to force pop-ups into new tabs and everything. For everything else I use Chrome or Chromium due to the superior syncing that is built in to the browser. Firefox Sync is OK, but it doesn't bring over extensions, and FirefoxSync is an add-on itself, so it adds a few more steps to the process. With Chrome/Chromium all of my settings and extensions/addons sync, which is great for using four or five different computers. I use Xmarks for cross browser bookmark syncing and LastPass for password management, so having extensions just appear when I sign in to the browser's sync service is a beautiful thing. I also like that Chrome is updating in the background. Some may not, but it's nice to have one less piece of software to worry about updating. -- Andrew S. Zbikowski | http://andy.zibnet.us IT Outhouse Blog Thing | http://www.itouthouse.com