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I absolutely can not stand Chrome. I don't like how it doesn't tie in with native services like Keychain, I don't like how it logs me into the browser when I lo
by ArchOversight 5y ago
I absolutely can not stand Chrome. I don't like how it doesn't tie in with native services like Keychain, I don't like how it logs me into the browser when I log into a website (Google)>
Lastly Chrome is power hungry. When I need to use Chrome for work, I go through my battery almost 2 - 3 times faster than when using Safari.
I much prefer the integrated experience I get with Safari and how it feels like it fits in with the rest of the OS over Chrome which does its best to tie me into Google services.
- munk-a 5y ago> I much prefer the integrated experience I get with Safari and how it feels like it fits in with the rest of the OS over Chrome which does its best to tie me into Google services. That sentence is weird to me - you appreciate Safari for binding you into using in-house Apple built functionality but you begrudge Chrome trying to do the same with Google build functionality.
- ArchOversight 5y agoYeah, I appreciate Safari for fitting in with the rest of the OS and integrating with the services it provides. I can easily share my passwords with other apps/devices I own, and use it as a password manager. I don't want to cede that to another service. So yes I begrudge Google for forcing me to use their services instead.