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Read the wiki: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Firefox
In short, it's related to history, but now, of course, there is no difference.

One Firefox is enough, and just in case, there's its Indian clone – Epic Browser.

Game-maker fantom browser

And I have three browsers in total.
1) GC (the one I use for HeroesWorld, where the password is stored in cookies, which has long since died in my mind)
2) MF (other sites)
3) Opera ("emergency")

Google Chrome. Probably the best browser available today.

Fire Lizard.
A donkey for transporting gems. As for Chrome, I didn't install it due to its spying features.

Internet Explorer.

Chrome is selling us out to Google and the NSA...

Hehe, for fans of the "old" Opera:
http://habrahabr.ru/post/248961/

I've been using Maxthon for over a year now, and so far, I'm satisfied with it. Before that, I used IE and Firefox for a short time...

I also want to say a few good things about Google Chrome. I find its interface very inconvenient, and I never use it in Windows; I always work in Firefox. But then I had to install Debian, where Firefox is disguised as Iceweasel, and it works quite well. Not as well as in Windows, of course, but it's good enough for me. However, I tried to access ZomboFarm and realized that the Adobe Flash Player plugin for it, as well as for Opera (since they use the same one), doesn't work. That's a real problem! !.. What to do? :( :( :( It won't work properly in other Linux distributions either. And then I remembered that Chrome has its own Flash Player. I installed Chrome, and everything works perfectly! Also, sometimes I come across videos, for example, when watching Match TV Online, where it says that the Adobe Flash Player plugin for Iceweasel and Opera is outdated and won't play, and attempting to update it doesn't help – it says that the latest version is already installed. Only Chrome saves the day here. If it weren't for it, I don't even know how I would play ZomboFarm and watch Match TV Online in this Linux. Also, sometimes in Iceweasel, messages appear saying that the Adobe Flash Player plugin is outdated and unsafe to use, and a new version only appears in the repository after some time. So, I really don't like Chrome's interface, but in Linux, this browser is simply a lifesaver for me in some cases!

"Something else" - Palemoon

I've gotten used to Chrome, and I occasionally use Opera as well.

Unfortunately, Firefox has declined, and the plugins that used to help bring it back to a decent state have stopped working. But it turns out there's Pale Moon – a browser with exactly the same interface as it used to have. Oh! And Gash has already written about it. So, I had to switch to Pale Moon, and I recommend it to everyone who likes the old Firefox. Pale Moon rocks!

A few months ago, Firefox had a problem where plugins stopped working for three days, until they fixed it with an update that included certificates, and even then, it was possible to bypass the issue if you wanted to. Now, everything is fine with it; it remains the best browser.