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It is fast and well integrated with Windows. There is really no reason to use Chrome on Windows 10/11 these days. I am no Microsoft fanatic but it is useful a
by openplatypus 3y ago
It is fast and well integrated with Windows.
There is really no reason to use Chrome on Windows 10/11 these days.
I am no Microsoft fanatic but it is useful and convenient for me to use it also on iPad and Android to share bookmarks, send tabs between devices.
Is it perfect? Nope. Somehow scammy Microsoft Rewards is enable by default.
- candiodari 3y ago* No real ad-blocking plugins * Under control of your employer (spying that you'll actually care about), more so than chrome, and a LOT more than firefox. * Constant changes by the evil empire, never in the interest of the user, including the evil empire that you work for in the case of active directory * Still (imho) doesn't match Google services and syncing in functionality and how well it works * Same browser engine as Chrome, so no real advantage
- wongarsu 3y ago> No real ad-blocking plugins Just install your favorite ad blocker directly from the chrome web store > Constant changes by the evil empire Same problem with Chrome In my eyes edge is mostly equivalent to chrome. Edge has native vertical tabs and slightly better Windows-integration, Chrome slightly better Google-integration. Both are under the control of both your employer and a tech giant with questionable ethics. And both tech giants use their respective platforms to aggressively promote their browser. I guess we could agree that you should use neither.
- Sakos 3y agoHuh? Edge, as you say, is based on Chrome. It has an extensions store where you can get uBlock. You can also get normal Chrome extensions if you want from the Chrome web store.