He loves that he can access his bookmarks on his phone, as he couldn’t do that with Mozilla. Kenneth uses Chrome because of “its optimized speed, a wide range of extensions, and a myriad of tweaks and settings to suit my every need.” And what he likes even more than that is that it syncs across all his devices. While he used to use Safari, “there are a few suites it didn’t fully support, and I try to have only one browser.” He feels Chrome “eats resources” in macOS, but he’s not sure if that’s the fault of Chrome. Additionally, he uses Pocket to hold the links he needs access to. Phil uses Firefox and makes use of the sync feature between Windows, Mac, and iOS.
However, on almost a daily basis, she also uses Opera, Vivaldi, Web, and QupZilla “because some of the tabs for my personal projects are open in them.” She uses so many because she can’t fit everything in just one or two browsers. Working on a Linux system, Ada uses Firefox and Chromium as her primary browsers. We asked our writers, “Which browser do you use and why?” Our OpinionĬorbin uses Safari in MacOS High Sierra, “mainly because it smokes the competition in speed, it features a reading mode that hides other Web UI, and it focuses on text and images.” Additionally, it prevents trackers. They’re used differently in so many different situations.
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