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Chrome and sometimes Opera

Opera? Seriously?

Chrome? Seriously?

Opera is based on Chrome (at least current version). So what's the point of using it.

Exactly. Chrome is bad and Opera is based on it. So why use any of those?

ok Why chrome is bad apart from its a Google Product with Privacy issues ...! what else you got against chrome.? I'm asking this because i'm thinking about switching to chrome , Currently I'm using Firefox as my primary browser.

Chrome has (apart from privacy issues in google products) the problem that it stores it's SSL certificates within the Windows certificate manager, which has been proven to be insecure.
Agencies l(especially the NSA which has easy access to it) or even normal hackers can get access to these certificates pretty easily and exchange them with modified ones.
These modified certificates can then be used to record your internet traffic when you are using SSL, because Chrome checks the certificates and thinks that they are correct.
Firefox uses it's own certificate manager and therefore isn't affected by this problem.