I don’t. Brave’s adblock works better for the things I use most.

Because it has tabs. Seriously, I first used Firefox back when IE6 was the norm, and Firefox brought tabs and better standard compliance. Haven’t turned my back since.

There are other reasons, but if I had to point only one word: containers.

Because it has a built in adblocker on mobile and with the news that Chromium itself is going to be doing shit to stop adblockers, I don’t want a chromium based browser period. Only reason I ever switched from Firefox in the first place was that, at the time, it was getting slower and Chrome was the new, fast, hotness in town.

Container tabs. No more need for separate chrome profiles.

I have been with Firefox, since it’s inception. Never left it. And it never let me down.

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Because it is fucking awesome.

Plus on mobile, I likes my ublock, dark reader, etc.

99 percent of the time, it works 100 percent of the time

Because before Firefox I used Netscape. It’s had its ups and downs but it’s never been bad to me to the point of considering moving to anything else. So a combo of legacy and that it works.

I like the fox theme

Simple, it is from an org that has been FOSS and user focused for decades. Compare that to a bunch of companies which have more or less been doing the opposite. As far as I am concerned, people are just nuts for using anything else. But people are free to do what they want.

I don’t, tbh. I did, for 15 years, because it was the most customizable and feature-rich browser on the market, but when they killed XUL support all my important shit broke, 15 years of customizations and getting things just how I wanted them, and instead of spending that again I migrated to Vivaldi essentially out of spite.

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I don’t want to sign in to my browser, simple as that. I tried Firefox maybe 5 years ago and I simply liked it better.

Chrome’s manifest V3 announcement means I’m sticking with Firefox.