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Sounds plausible. It can't be a fun job making a crappy spin- off of Chrome. And knowing that no one cares less about what you do and the whole purpose of you
by FridayoLeary 5y ago
Sounds plausible. It can't be a fun job making a crappy spin- off of Chrome. And knowing that no one cares less about what you do and the whole purpose of your project is so that MS can say "we do that too". Edge exists to promote MS, not to serve customers, so it's not surprising if the Edge team don't care about UX or even the reputation of Windows itself.
- websap 5y agoI wouldn't install Chrome on any of my devices. Google's approach to building a browser has been probably the most devious plan of the last decade. They started with these good intentions, but have completely destroyed my faith in browsers.
- tiernano 5y agoIt's a bit of a pain, but having used new chromium based edge for a while, it does work well, and it's not got Google crap in it... Yes, Microsoft replaced Google with theirs, but it's not a bad browser...
- dontblink 5y agoWould you recommend it (if so why)? Not particularly jazzed about MS given their anti-user behavior with Windows. Is Chromium the way to go?
- briffle 5y agoWhy not firefox? have you used it in the last few years? its dramatically faster than anything else, and actually respects privacy.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y agoFirefox does 95% of my browsing because it supports uncrippled ad-blocking and other web-decrapifying measures.
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