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The article I find weak. They state things like 'an average memory savings of 7%' and 'up to 2.5x faster' without providing details. I would like to see benchma
by martin_drapeau 8y ago
The article I find weak. They state things like 'an average memory savings of 7%' and 'up to 2.5x faster' without providing details. I would like to see benchmarks. Then again, I don't really care. Chrome has won the game on Windows.
Beyond that, I feel people who have chosen Chrome as a browser on Windows will be very hard or impossible to switch because of their browser history, passwords and so forth is saved and carried over across devices.
- jazoom 8y agoI'm a Chrome user so I don't really know, but doesn't Edge have an import function for all that? And isn't there a mobile Edge on Android as well? If Edge truly did become better than Chrome (has a long way to go) then I don't feel like it'd be too difficult to switch.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoSpeak for yourself, Firefox has been good to me, and without phoning back home to Google. Facebook & Google Containers are great. Browsers are like text editors, opinions and (pardon my French) like assholes, everyone has one, but nobody likes anybody else's...