none of that reall bothers me.
i dont use Rss and i dont feel required to use F11 in chrome because its already as minimalistic as the expanded view in IE7 or Firefox.
also the only plugins i used in firefox are easily available as standalone apps.
chrome is so much faster and less cluttered which is always an advantage with browsers, these days.
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