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I’ve been using safari for the last two years, the main reason being battery usage and integration with keychain. But I keep hearing about how it’s not the best
by culopatin 4y ago
I’ve been using safari for the last two years, the main reason being battery usage and integration with keychain.
But I keep hearing about how it’s not the best at rendering pages because developers have to implement workarounds for safari all the time, so it made me wonder if the sites I use would work better in Chrome. Not to mention the extension library.
Honestly I haven’t felt a difference, and thinking that Chrome uses more ram and cpu also pushes me away from it. I hope this actually makes a difference so I can continue my transition.
- 8fingerlouie 4y agoI have been using Safari for a decade or so. At the time i made the decision, the alternatives were Chrome and Firefox, and one sends all my data to Google, the other was sluggish at the time. Both have made improvements since, but to be honest, like you i don't notice any difference. Everything i visit renders as expected, and i keep a "backup" Chrome/Firefox installed "just in case", but i can't remember the last time i used either of them.
- brundolf 4y agoWhy are you making an effort to transition to Chrome if you don't even notice a compatibility improvement?