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Because Chrome is objectively the best browser. I left Chrome for Firefox about 2 years ago because Chrome was becoming slow (I was more likely the reason) but
by thitcanh 6y ago
Because Chrome is objectively the best browser.
I left Chrome for Firefox about 2 years ago because Chrome was becoming slow (I was more likely the reason) but Firefox was always “just okay” in many regards. No automatic omnibox search that I enjoyed since probably 2010 in Chrome, for example. That feature alone makes navigation a breeze.
Then last summer probably I switched to Safari. Nice browser, but very barebones if not for the beautiful Reader view, reading list and iOS Keychain integration. Generally smooth but extremely sluggish on the new Facebook site.
I don’t use Chrome because my dislike for Google grows by the day, but I recognize that Chrome is still the best at what it does, and that’s why many still use it.
If Edge supported the keychain I’d probably consider it.
- llampx 6y agoI enjoy Edge and Firefox a lot and never use Chrome. I certainly think that Chrome being Google's browser is grounds enough to look critically at it aside from everything else.
- thitcanh 6y agoI don’t disagree, I don’t see why my comment was downvoted. The browser itself is fine, it’s the company that isn’t — and that’s why I don’t use it myself.
- ziddoap 6y agoIf I were to guess, it would be saying something is "objectively the best" followed by personal anecdotes with no objectivity.