Well, I'm loyal to a product because I feel it is the best. Both browsers are good, but if Chrome ends up being able to do what FF can, just better, I'll switch.
However, I don't think that will happen because FF and Chrome have different strategies. I gave Chrome a try at it's first version and I didn't like that it ran all the scripts on a page and automatically started downloads to a directory that wasn't even mentioned during the minimalistic setup. It just did everything as quickly as possible without regards to where/how/why/etc. And therein lies the difference.
I frequently compare these browsers to cars: Firefox is basically any beastly car you can think of and Chrome is a Lotus Elise.
I do like both browsers as they are now and I'd like to see where Chrome can go. Wherever it ends up, it will be a different browser from FF and I'll have reasons to use them both, as I do now.
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