I can’t disregard my Firefox browser after all.  Chrome is great and I would want to label it my favorite browser but it’s just not yet mature.  Here’s a list of Google Chrome’s negatives, at least from my perspective:

• It still doesn’t have any plug-in capability - at least not the one that Firefox has. I picked up a habit of checking the Alexa ranking of every website I visit and Firefox has an Alexa plug-in that I’m highly dependent of.
• A link is not colored appropriately when it has already been visited.
• It can’t remember field values - this is very handy when I fill up a form to buy electronic plane tickets (and the like).
• I like the icon but it really looks a bit like Visual Studio 2005 - and I use VS2005 a lot. Sometimes, I erroneously click Visual Studio 2005 when I start my day with my Internet browsing ritual.
• The “stop” button is located on the right side of the browser.  I really think the buttons should be grouped together, whether along the right or left sides of the browser.

I still like Google chrome, mainly, because of its crash isolation feature and I’m willing to wait it out.  In the meantime, I’m opening two browsers - Chrome and Firefox.

Firefox still crashes on me when I visit Flash-heavy sites.