Six Years of Service
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RE: Testing Microsoft Edge 08-22-2020, 09:53 AM
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Thank you for this nice review.
From a webdeveloper perspective it is really nice to see that the chromium engine becomes the standard for browsers. Handling compatibility issues, mostly related to (older) IEs, can be quiet cumbersome.
I personally use Firefox as my daily driver as I try not to use services from big data-collecting companies. But some modern webapps require Chrome to use them. In this instance I also recently discovered ungoogled chrome, which is the best chromium project yet imo.
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Ten Years of Service
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RE: Testing Microsoft Edge 03-15-2021, 08:58 AM
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Update: I'm still running this awesome browser and the new feature is amazing.. Vertical tabs.
Give it a try.
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RE: Testing Microsoft Edge 03-15-2021, 12:37 PM
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I use edge a lot. Nice review you got there.
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RE: Testing Microsoft Edge 03-15-2021, 05:06 PM
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After moving from google, firefox , opera, opera gx, vivaldi and yandex my current browser is Edge is pretty stable doesnt consume a fuck o ton of ram like google does and form the ones i used i preffer edge for the simplicity it has, well done and best of iall its already included on any official image of windows so when i update i dont have to install chrome, just enjoy it
had to mention from the previous browsers
Yandex , Vivaldi and Opera gx are hell customizable and dont eat ram like google does ( yandex is my favorite because security )
Opera and Firefox are ok
Google (browser), Fuck u sincerely Already Registered
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