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One thing i find particularly obnoxious about windows is how they promote their edge browser. It would be one thing if it is well integrated into the rest of th
by FridayoLeary 4y ago
One thing i find particularly obnoxious about windows is how they promote their edge browser. It would be one thing if it is well integrated into the rest of the operating system like ie. But in reality its pretty much indistinguishable from Chrome which, incidentally, is the only thing i've ever downloaded on Edge.
- jasonjayr 4y agoThe integration with their microsoft account/office account is growing. They recently turned on 'by default' a sidebar with all sorts of MSN things.
- fouc 4y agoIMHO we should be boycotting all chromium-based browsers. Use Firefox or Safari (if on MacOS) as your daily driver.
- Takennickname 4y agoI want to use Firefox but simple quality of life features like 3 fingers swipe to go back don't work on my xps13. Firefox doesn't give a damn. The only thing they have going for them is that they're the underdog and people like underdogs.
- vips7L 4y agoThis definitely works on my T14, I think it’s two fingers though.
- FridayoLeary 4y agoMy issue with ff is that when you load a tab, it's status is denoted by a horizontal bar moving from left to right which distracts me. It's beyond me why they don't use a rotating loop like the rest of civilisation. It's an incredibly minor thing, but it's the main reason i stick to chrome. A similarly trivial feature makes me dislike edge.
- snapdeus 4y agoOh interesting. The rotating loop triggers my aphantasia which is why I stick to Firefox and it's pleasing horizontal bar. /S Fyi you can customize the loading SVG in Firefox. Isn't it nice to use software that respects you? https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/hy9ibw/tree_style_tab_how_to_customize_tab_loading/fzzizdy/ https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/hy9ibw/tree_sty...
- userbinator 4y agoYet neither Edge nor Chrome seems to have gotten the amount of hate IE did, despite being a leading example of what's wrong with the "modern web". I still use it if I can (otherwise it's Firefox), because it's a very "quiet" and native-looking browser that's also quite configurable --- more so than any Chrome-clone. Certainly makes one wonder who is controlling the narrative.