Who is using Microsoft Edge?
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Crimemastergogo
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- Oct 1, 2014
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I am using both Chrome and Edge, and I don't find any difference between them.
Adivertising
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- Aug 25, 2019
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Brave for the win
kingvestor
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- Jun 26, 2016
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use them all
Edge for office browsing, I like the chrome experience
Chrome for internet banking and casual browsing
Firefox with add on for blackhat stuff
Internet Explorer(yes I still use them) for some office website that only run on IE
Safari for quick browsing when on iPad or iPhone
Opera for its VPN
yeah almost all, I use Brave and CryptoTab in the past, but I don't trust the person behind them so I quit
Edge for office browsing, I like the chrome experience
Chrome for internet banking and casual browsing
Firefox with add on for blackhat stuff
Internet Explorer(yes I still use them) for some office website that only run on IE
Safari for quick browsing when on iPad or iPhone
Opera for its VPN
yeah almost all, I use Brave and CryptoTab in the past, but I don't trust the person behind them so I quit
Diablo9975
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- Jul 3, 2010
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I use Opera for BHW and Gmail.
Then on Edge another Gmail and client dashboard to mange all orders.
Then Firefox for all the stuffs that need to clear all the history and cookies time to time.
And Then Chrome for some plugins that only for chrome.
And most of the time all 4 browsers are opened at a time.
Then on Edge another Gmail and client dashboard to mange all orders.
Then Firefox for all the stuffs that need to clear all the history and cookies time to time.
And Then Chrome for some plugins that only for chrome.
And most of the time all 4 browsers are opened at a time.
- May 17, 2013
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Edge seems to be pretty good. I use it for web design (it loads faster, because I don't surf too much through it, and I also clean the browser history each time I use it). I also use Chrome, Firefox and SeaMonkey, each one for different tasks.
- Sep 10, 2010
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Me, me!!
I use EDGE instead of chrome on windows (on ubuntu I have chromium and edge dev installed. I tend to use chromium more though). This is because I don't want the browser and the search provider to be the same. A website can only collect certain data (level of data available depends on the browser settings) normally. However, if you also use chrome; they pretty much have every info about you. If you instead use EDGE, the same happens when you go to bing. But then, I don't care about bing as a search engine anyway. So google.com + EDGE is my preferred choice. It could also be google.com + firefox or google.com + chromium.. but I would always try to avoid google.com + chrome.
Also, EDGE has certain performance improvements over chrome. If you have issues with chrome tabs eating up your RAM, switching to EDGE would solve that. EDGE devs fixed the ram hogging issue that chromium based browsers have (according to what I have heard). It definitely feels more snappy for me personally.
I use EDGE instead of chrome on windows (on ubuntu I have chromium and edge dev installed. I tend to use chromium more though). This is because I don't want the browser and the search provider to be the same. A website can only collect certain data (level of data available depends on the browser settings) normally. However, if you also use chrome; they pretty much have every info about you. If you instead use EDGE, the same happens when you go to bing. But then, I don't care about bing as a search engine anyway. So google.com + EDGE is my preferred choice. It could also be google.com + firefox or google.com + chromium.. but I would always try to avoid google.com + chrome.
Also, EDGE has certain performance improvements over chrome. If you have issues with chrome tabs eating up your RAM, switching to EDGE would solve that. EDGE devs fixed the ram hogging issue that chromium based browsers have (according to what I have heard). It definitely feels more snappy for me personally.
- Sep 10, 2010
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Don't push it on the edge like that, or it may fall off the windows.Edge always sits on the edge of my computer, thats why never use it.
Hawkster
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- Jun 22, 2013
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Opened it once, never opened it again. Not sure why i can't remember but it was when i upgraded to win10 when it was free to do so. I switched back to Windows 7 however and im still on win7 but i do have edge installed on here somewhere lol.
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Not helpful to you i know but i only came here to wish you and your family/friends a Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year. All the best mate.
Holdentot_Accfarm
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I use it mainly just to check how my products look for the Edge users.
- Sep 7, 2017
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I use Edge but not Edge alone. I have chrome, Edge, and Opera all opened and attending to different tasks.
It's a lot like Chrome so I wouldn't say it's better or worse.
- Mar 21, 2013
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There's no sense in using Chrome any more unless you want to have every step tracked by Google.
Lots of other browsers use the Chromium engine, which is the exact same browsing experience as Chrome. In fact, Chromium itself is a better Chrome because it sends Google less data.
There is no reason to use Chrome.
As for Edge, it makes not difference, really, it's the same thing underneath, you're just choosing who'll be tracking you.
I'm using Brave, it's the same thing as other Chromium browsers rendering-wise, with the added benefit of being privacy-centric. I'm under no illusion that Brave isn't tracking me, but at least they don't seem to be directly identifying users, unlike Google and Microsoft.
Lots of other browsers use the Chromium engine, which is the exact same browsing experience as Chrome. In fact, Chromium itself is a better Chrome because it sends Google less data.
There is no reason to use Chrome.
As for Edge, it makes not difference, really, it's the same thing underneath, you're just choosing who'll be tracking you.
I'm using Brave, it's the same thing as other Chromium browsers rendering-wise, with the added benefit of being privacy-centric. I'm under no illusion that Brave isn't tracking me, but at least they don't seem to be directly identifying users, unlike Google and Microsoft.