[jedberg]

I use both on my machine. Safari is my "Facebook" browser -- I use it for Facebook and Facebook alone.

Chrome is my everything else browser. Mainly because it has a unified url/search bar. I have no idea with Safari hasn't picked this up, but that's pretty much it.

Oh and also because all the google apps just seem to work better on Chrome.

I used use Firefox as my everything browser, but it got just too slow. I mostly only use it for testing and doing front-end development.

[tzs]

> Mainly because it has a unified url/search bar. I have no idea with Safari hasn't picked this up

Privacy, perhaps? Doesn't a unified url/search bar require giving more information to Google (or whatever your default search provider is)?

[ajdecon]

Not necessarily. All a url/search bar needs to do is check if what you enter is a valid URL, then search if that fails. (And maybe also if DNS resolution fails?) If it's a valid URL, it never needs to hit the search engine... if it is, that's when you want to search anyway.

[tzs]

The default in Chrome seems to be to do search suggestion as you type in the unified bar, so for instance if you decide to visit linear.com and do so by typing linear.com and hitting return, after you type "linear" and before you type the "." it suggests "linear equations", "linear algebra", and "linear regression".

Their documentation says it is doing this by sending the data to Google whenever you pause while typing in the bar, and that 2% of these requests are randomly logged, and it is anonymized within 24 hours.

[sliverstorm]

I too abandoned Firefox for Chrome as FF got worse, but Firefox 8 is pretty good again- if you don't load it up with addons.