That being said, Chrome sucks on many other levels.
Good. Internet Explorer 11 is the fastest, cleanest, safest browser on Windows, at least from what I can tell.
Not sure why people still use Fire fox. It’s turtle slow. And Chrome is weird. It drains my battery like no tomorrow.
I recently discovered what you said about Chrome draining battery. I love Chrome in all other respects, and was happily using it until I got a new laptop (a Surface Book). I was concerned that battery life wasn’t anywhere near the promised/published numbers. In researching the issue, I ran across some forum posts mentioning the huge negative impact Chrome had on battery life. I dumped Chrome and have been using Edge, and my battery life is much improved.
I really love Edge. There is still the occasional compatibility issue, and I wish they would hurry up and add plug-in support, but I think it has a promising future.
I had heard that Windows 10 had privacy issues— ex. keeping track of your internet browsing history for marketing purposes, etc.
Is Windows 11 better in that regard?
eh late...I think I am confusing Windows with IE...
Nonetheless, I would like to know more about IE 11.
That being said, Chrome sucks on many other levels.
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Best Sarcasm of the day
Good luck with that.
“Not sure why people still use Firefox.”
Addons. Here’s the ones I use to increase my productivity by a couple of orders of magnitude: adblock plus, betterprivacy, classic theme restorer, cookieculler, element hiding helper for adblock plus, ie view, findbar tweak, flash video download helper, refcontrol, roboform, tab mix plus, visited, et al.
Differences in browser speed are pretty much irrelevant anyway when one has REALLY high speed ISP, lots of RAM, and a solid state hard drive.