I can't stand chrome. For many many reasons. But why do you like it? What makes it good for you? I'm willing to give chrome another try to see if it's with using again. But not on my Mac of cause. I'll use another as a test to see if it's any good.
So I'm asking pretty much for your reasons as to why I should test out chrome again.
Well, many of the things I like about it, I've been able to replicate with Firefox themes/extensions. Primarily I like the unified search/address bar. I also think it is much tidier with the bookmarks toolbar. Much quicker for me. I like that I've never had to restart Chrome to install/update extensions...they work immediately. I like that it updates flash automatically and internally. I like that it has its own "Task Manager" (View Background Pages) so I can kill individual extensions that might be misbehaving or tabs. Also lets me see if certain extensions are being a resource hog. Chrome also runs individual extensions in their own process (all those Google Chrome Worker processes you see in Activity Monitor).
Again, I don't think Chrome's addon system is quite up to par, but it does seem to be improving. Chrome does have one extension I love that Firefox does not have:
Stylebot. While many of the things it does are just as achievable by extensions such as Stylish or User Style Manager; Stylebot has a great live editing system which can be used to quickly "hide" elements on a website or just style them as Stylish does. Of course this isn't a big deal for most users, I'd guess. But I like it and helps makes up for Adblock Plus' poor element hiding in Chrome that is handled so well in Firefox.
The other feature I use in Chrome is their
Remote Desktop plugin. I use it to remote into my parent's computer. I find it much more secure than most free VNC or RDC solutions and it is very simple from my parent's perspective.
Since I own a Nexus 7, I love that I can use Chrome's user sign-in feature to sync my bookmarks and other info between browsers. If I were to, say, buy a new laptop...simply by signing into Chrome, all of my user settings and extensions (that I didn't manually install) would automatically install. Its a bit like Firefox Sync, but much more powerful.
Personally, if you have a solution that works, why switch. Every browser has its upsides and downsides. In the end, it really matters if the browser you use provides solutions that benefit you.