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Using Chrome at work and Firefox at home, the only features I missed were low-effort 'translate this page' and extensionless reverse image search. Wise Google
by offices 3y ago
Using Chrome at work and Firefox at home, the only features I missed were low-effort 'translate this page' and extensionless reverse image search.
Wise Google have decided to remove the second point by replacing it with terrible Lens.
The differences aren't really important any more. Both have converged on similar UIs, both have important privacy extensions, both have password managers and payment storage. My only caveat for suggesting Firefox is that it's a possible frying pan -> fire situation, since they push their own revenue-building tat and get paid by Google.
- zekica 3y agoYou can use Mozilla's offline translate extension - it doesn't support many languages but it works.
- timrichard 3y agoI installed Brave the other day, and it has a page translation feature.
- offices 3y agoThat's promising: I've so far only tried it when it was young and unstable