When accessing the internet outside of work – i.e. using personal or family devices only – which of the following browsers do you use most frequently?
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I use Chrome, Firefox and Edge regularly. Chrome probably more than the others as I use that on my tablet and Chromebook too but I'm using Edge more and more now and really impressed with it.
Google Chrome which is synced across all my devices.
Mostly Firefox although it has been a little slow lately. I sometimes get a message along the bottom of the screen telling me that. I might look at some of the alternatives listed here.
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My primary browser is Firefox, but I also use Chrome - useful if you have multiple accounts for the same website (eg. Google, Microsoft).
I briefly had a play with the dev version of Edge, but meh.. ?
I briefly had a play with the dev version of Edge, but meh.. ?
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The new Microsoft Edge chromium based is my choice. It's just as fast as Chrome, but much more lightweight on resources and overall CPU performance.
I've used Brave browser for like half-a-year now, and really happy about it. Privacy and online protection are why I chose it, and it supports all Chrome extensions so that's comfy.
I've just recently switched from Chrome to Microsoft Edge and I'm happy with that decision.
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Used to be mainly Chrome but we adoped the Chromium-based Edge at work back when it was still in beta last year and I quite like it so have largely adopted it for personal use, too. Still prefer Chrome on my Android phone, though.
