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I hate to sound mean, but Opera feels somewhere between the Moller Skycar and a Dyson Hairdryer. To be fair: Chrome is fast and adopts tech fairly quickly but

by a-no-n 10y ago

I hate to sound mean, but Opera feels somewhere between the Moller Skycar and a Dyson Hairdryer. To be fair: Chrome is fast and adopts tech fairly quickly but kills your battery and your privacy. Firefox is private and supports new things, but wastes your time. Safari is battery-efficient, but waste your time and tech lags. (IE is shit.) --- Conclusion: Pick your poison for the appropriate task and time.

jmkni 10y ago
What about Edge?
- digi_owl 10y ago
  Do anyone use Safari on Windows these days?
  - lostgame 10y ago
    It's no longer a thing. [1] [1] https://9to5mac.com/2012/07/25/apple-appears-to-currently-be-passing-on-safari-6-0-features-for-windows-pcs/ https://9to5mac.com/2012/07/25/apple-appears-to-currently-be...
  - Kexoth 10y ago
    I don't think so, Apple stopped supporting Safari on Windows since v5 & right now Safari is at v10.
- a-no-n 10y ago
  Refer to IE.