You probably switch back too soon. It's probably largely that you're just used to Chrome, and it takes effort to switch to something that works slightly different. The bugs you are talking about are probably not bugs, but seem like bugs to you, because it doesn't work the same way as in Chrome.
(edit: sorry you were not talking about bugs, was confusing with another reply in this thread)
That is probably the biggest reason most people stay with Chrome. When Google created their browser and did their big global campaign they got most people used to using their browser, and now it's hard for people to move away from it, so they can make changes to the browser that are profiting for them.
It's up to the end user to decide if it wants Google to guide their internet browsing experience, or that it rather joins a more open and independent community.
(edit: sorry you were not talking about bugs, was confusing with another reply in this thread)
That is probably the biggest reason most people stay with Chrome. When Google created their browser and did their big global campaign they got most people used to using their browser, and now it's hard for people to move away from it, so they can make changes to the browser that are profiting for them.
It's up to the end user to decide if it wants Google to guide their internet browsing experience, or that it rather joins a more open and independent community.