What browser do you use?

#1

What browser do you use? Is it Chrome? Safari? Edge? Or maybe you’re an Opera or Firefox person.

I use Chrome, due to the side plugin support and overall popularity. I also like Opera as a backup browser. What do you use?

#2

I use Chrome, but I used to use FireFox. I also use Chrome due to plugin support.

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#3

In general,Chrome as it remembers history across a diverse range.

#4

Chrome on all devices. Can’t beat the power of the synced history and credential storage.

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#5

Safari on iOS and home iMac (as settings and favourites port to my other devices)
Chrome at work (again for favourites)
Internet Explorer 11 for troubleshooting older sites at work
FireFox on occasion if I need to download a YouTube video

#6

Safari here. Everything syncs nicely between iPhone and Mac. And Flash is blocked by default. :slight_smile:

#7

Yep and it’s caused me no end of issues sometimes with older sites that haven’t joined the HTML5 revolution…

#8

Always chrome!

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#9

Safari for me as technicallywell said everything syncs flawlessly between my Mac, iPhone and iPad. I occasionally use Firefox if needed.

#10

Always using that Safari. Everybody in my family has Apple so it works just splendid

#11

Opera Browser.
look more easy to use for me…

#12

i use safari. saves so much battery on my mbp

#13

Always Chrome. Once in a great while, I do run across a poorly coded website that doesn’t support Chrome and gives an error message along the lines of “Please use Internet Explorer when viewing this site.” This causes me to think, what is this, 1995?

#14

Chrome is my go-to browser as sync’d history across all devices. I have a lot of devices.

Every once in a while sometimes Firefox as for example, Microsoft OneDrive goes 100% cpu in Chrome.

Sometimes Dolphin browser it can do Adobe Flash on Android but I don’t think I needed to do for some months as html5 and apps have improved.

Very rarely might be more a year now, Internet Explorer, either as a VM on desktop or from Android an RDP or VNC to the console of a VM on a server.

#15

Chrome on all devices, as much as possible. Even in work, where IE11 is the default, I’ll use Chrome by any means necessary (Portable Chrome is great for this environment…)

Also use a browser called Link Bubble on my Honor 8 - opens links in a collapsed bubble, allowing you to stay on the original page until the link finishes loading (like opening in a new tab, but without jumping immediately to that tab)

#16

Google Chrome!