[RayChuang88]

I actually like the current version of Edge. At least it's based on the Chromium code, so it is reasonably compatible and runs fast.

[PROCON]

I actually like the current version of Edge.

Yeah, I've never tried it and it may be a great Browser but I just don't like being told I have to use it. (Like mandating the jab)

[daniel1212]

" I actually like the current version of Edge. At least it's based on the Chromium code, so it is reasonably compatible and runs fast. "

All modern browsers are inferior in the scope of customization that Firefox legacy (prior to ver. 59.02 ) enabled.

Of course, there is that security issue...

Along with up-to-date browsers like Vivaldi (you can hack it to get multiple tab rows ) and Firefox Quantum portable (so you can also use legacy Firefox and Waterfox classic (most FF legacy extns work) then I use two profiles of Firefox ESR 59, all having their specific general use *forums, shopping..) Thank God for such tools to be use for good.