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I use both. In fact I've distributed my various projects over multiple browsers. The languages I'm learning are distributed across two Edge profiles because its
by Bakary 6y ago
I use both. In fact I've distributed my various projects over multiple browsers. The languages I'm learning are distributed across two Edge profiles because its inbuilt TTS software is amazing. Job seeking and other projects involving frequent video calls are done on separate Brave profiles. Personal browsing is done on Firefox.
It sounds burdensome but it's been the opposite for me actually. Each project has its own bookmarks and mindset, and just having the precise settings, add-ons and information you need avoids confusion and distractions. Obviously, this will not work for different personality types.
To give a small but significant example, there are some Firefox settings I block because of a VPN vulnerability that I leave on on Brave since they are necessary for video calls.
- chris_st 6y agoWow, interesting use-case! Wouldn't have thought of that.
- gls2ro 6y agoSuper nice to find someone doing the same thing. I use Safari and Firefox for the main work and Safari Technology Preview for a small learning project. Even if they share history, I like to open the browser and all previews links are open already. I also use Brave and Vivaldi and Opera and Chrome for various tasks like: - Opera for reading papers and articles as I never sign in there on any account - Chrome for Google Meet as it is directly open by a toolbar widget I connected to the calendar - Brave for some hobbies including small research when I (rarely) write something on my blog. - Vivaldi for all things related to parenting :) Now I installed Edge and playing around with it thinking to move there al things related to blog and social media.