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I've tried to switch to Firefox, but always end up back on Chrome. Firefox just doesn't "feel" good to me on Android. Maybe that's just because I'm so used to Chrome. I should force myself to use Firefox exclusively for a while. I'd probably get used to it and enjoy it.
And I hate the address bar at the top!
I feel the same about the feel of it but having access to ublock is so nice
edit: Doesn't look like my pic caption worked but I was saying you can have the toolbar at the bottom. Settings -> customize
Yup, I was saying you can't have the toolbar at the bottom in Chrome. I like that Firefox lets you do it, but I hate that Firefox doesn't have tab grouping and 'open in new tab in group' like Chrome.