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Safari handles those cases like a pro.

• eropple 11y ago
  It does! Safari is much better at battery life. But, for my use cases, it's an unusably poor browser outside of its rendering engine. My extensions don't work within it, I can't easily find equivalents, and there's no easy, good way to sync between Safari and browsers on Windows (Xmarks hosed my bookmarks so badly that I haven't yet even fixed all of them).
  • justizin 11y ago
    Overwhelmingly, I find FireFox with AdBlock and click-to-enable Flash much better than Safari without them.
    • eropple 11y ago
      Firefox has the bad habit of jumping off into space and not coming back for a while, which makes it a non-starter for me.