I totally agree with both of your posts.
Some additional thoughts:
1) I am really missing a standard for exporting/importing bookmarks WITH tags ACROSS browsers. Firefox bookmarks are awesome, but I have to choose exporting as .html (without tags) or .json (with tags, but can only be imported into Firefox). I use services like delicious or Google Bookmarks to be browser independent, but they do not integrate so well into the browser.
2) Chromes might be more secure, because the extensions have fewer APIs and because of the two reasons explained in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO-nzPqhdXw
Not 100% sure though if this is true.
On the other side add-ons like No-Script can work much better in Firefox because of better APIs.
3) In Chrome on startup, when having the browser set to reopen the pages that were open last, I am missing the Firefox feature “Don’t load tabs until selected”. That is a killer feature for people who tend to have dozens of tabs open at the same time.
That is what I can think of at the moment.
I would be thankful to get your thoughts on my 3 points.
