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Both privacy and integration. Any compelling reasons not to use Safari? The sites I work on have large percentages of Safari users, the rest mainly Chrome. Alm
by gregjor 4y ago
Both privacy and integration.
Any compelling reasons not to use Safari? The sites I work on have large percentages of Safari users, the rest mainly Chrome. Almost none with FF. I’m going to test with Safari anyway. Works fine for me.
- unknownaccount 4y agoIts noticeably slower, gets blown out of the water on browser benchmarks like browserbench, has no interface theming capability whatsoever, the unconvential tab shape/sizing is just weird, barely has any extensions and the ones that do exist usually cost money in the App Store.
- gregjor 4y agoI don’t care about browser benchmarks, it works fine for me, seems pretty much the same as Chrome. I don’t care about UI theming or tab shapes either. I also don’t bother with extensions. Everyone has their own needs and desires. Safari integrates well with iOS and MacOS, which I like. It has good privacy and security, also integrated with the Apple ecosystem. My other computer is a Chromebook, which only runs Chrome, and that works well too.