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“At WWDC, Apple shared Safari stats for macOS Big Sur. It reminded me how much Chrome makes my machine go WHURRRRRR. Yesterday, I made Safari my default browser
by awinder 6y ago
“At WWDC, Apple shared Safari stats for macOS Big Sur. It reminded me how much Chrome makes my machine go WHURRRRRR. Yesterday, I made Safari my default browser again.”
I talk to developer friends in my circles and I’m pretty sure I’m on a crazy list for running safari, but I really do think it’s the best Mac browser. Chrome is just an absolute hog and until there’s some Camino-like renaissance for Firefox/Mozilla on Mac it’s not going to work for me.
- jasonv 6y agoI use Safari for personal surfing, and separate Chrome accounts for my various business/work related surfing. Keeps things separate and tidy, and I keep Chrome closed as much as I need it to be closed.
- secondbreakfast 6y agoI like this idea a lot. I've been using Station to stay logged in to all my various work web apps, and then Chrome (now Safari) for personal.
- jasonv 6y agoI use Mailplane for when I want to see all my email accounts, and Spark when I want to deal with all email accounts together. Each work Chrome profile has a pinned Gmail and, maybe, a Slack. So I can be universal, or targeted, where I want to spend my time. That said, I'm also spread across too many endeavors, but that's a totally different problem.