I think Firefox's shortcomings are overstated. Often they're actually Mozilla's rather than Firefox's.
There are other things I consider superior about Firefox that Chrome has yet to implement:
- Multi-account containers is a killer feature IMO. I have different containers for banking, Facebook, a container for every email, a container for every Google/YouTube account, and so forth.
- The option to enable canvas permission prompts and canvas obfuscation. (though there are some arguments that those make you *more* trackable)
- Autoplay blocking and permission prompt
- Pop-out videos (aka picture-in-picture) are awesome and make it easy to keep videos on screen while browsing other tabs and apps.
- Built-in anti-fingerprinting
- Blocks tracking cookies by default
I simply won't use a browser that doesn't have these things.
There are other things I consider superior about Firefox that Chrome has yet to implement:
I simply won't use a browser that doesn't have these things.