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Depends on the user. My GF for some reason uses FF, Edge and Chrome at the same time, most of the time (she's not in/into tech). So if someone asked her, she w
by megous 7y ago
Depends on the user. My GF for some reason uses FF, Edge and Chrome at the same time, most of the time (she's not in/into tech).
So if someone asked her, she would just switched the windows.
- stephenr 7y agoThat sounds like a fairly rare workflow. I've heard of people using different browsers for different things but I don't think it's common.
- megous 7y agoI guess some people don't care about the browsers very much, and will just use whatever is installed. If there are multiple browsers installed, they may learn to use different browsers as a simple way to have different easily distinguishable browsing contexts (different icon/app name) - instead of having multiple windows of the same browser that looks pretty much indistinguishable.