Do you prefer to write from a first-person or third-person perspective?

I don't think I have a preference.

(Sometimes if a story is stuck, changing the whole thing over from one to the other (or from past to present or vice versa) can get it unstuck, which is nice.)

I'm used to third person, but I think I enjoy first and second maybe even more. It's an interesting question!

I always try to make good ones

As for me, I like to write from third-person but I try to only focus on what one character feels and what they observe from the other character by looking at them or touching them. I think it's tough to crawl that far inside someone's mind. You're never sure what someone is thinking, so with first-person you have to have a much more vivid imagination.

I have a feeling I'm going to get the term wrong but most of my stories are written from third-person-omnipotent point of view. Whoever the narrator is they know and see all regarding all situations and characters. That goes for most of my stories. I'll change the narration according to the plot and main character(s). First person does have it's advantages as does second person and third-person and I'll use them where they seem to fit.

So close! Omniscient. Although third-person "all powerful" could be just as interesting as third-person "all knowing"....

Third person limited is my favorite.

Omniscient can be abused; sometimes I like switching from chapter to chapter but I don't like it when the POV switches paragraph to paragraph. I want a limited POV for a good chunk of time, if not the full story.

I'll generally only do 1st person for a very short piece where I want that immediacy and if I really feel I can get inside that characters headspace/narrative well enough. 2nd person is the hardest and I've only used it a few times, again for short pieces where I felt it absolutely added to the tone of the story. Often I just find it dreadful to read, so I need a really good reason to write it.

I find limited POV good if I have one central character the story essentially evolves around. Most of the time I have more than one character to deal with. I suppose limited can still be effective with two lead characters but it can get tricky with three or more characters.

Third.

I can write in first in certain cases but I don't really like it. It feels shoddy to me.

My brain likes to associate first-person narratives to Mary-Sue fics. Now granted I know that isn't always the case but it's the default thought my brain circuits to.

Third person limited for me, though I'll go omniscient when writing epics. (Depends, though.)

Third person. I have no idea what type but they know what's going on and have insight into the character's feelings (without the use of internal dialogue).

I've written first a few times, but it really only works for me with drabbles and ficlets. I don't think I'd be able to do a long story solely in first person.