Didn’t Chrome break add blocking? Or did they change their mind?
Still Firefox has add-ons in mobile and it works great, even if you mainly use it on desktop the UI feels better
I see no reason to use chrome over Firefox unless you really need it.
I haven’t used it in years unless it’s for something really quick at work but everyone complains that is a memory hog (using more memory isn’t bad, but leaving other programs without it kinda is)
I forgot about containers, I have no idea if chrome has them since they copy each other. There are containers for cookies, basically you make one instance for specific activities like shopping, banking, work or Facebook. You open the page in the container and for the others don’t know you use the other pages.
Didn’t Chrome break add blocking? Or did they change their mind?
Still Firefox has add-ons in mobile and it works great, even if you mainly use it on desktop the UI feels better
I see no reason to use chrome over Firefox unless you really need it.
I haven’t used it in years unless it’s for something really quick at work but everyone complains that is a memory hog (using more memory isn’t bad, but leaving other programs without it kinda is)
I forgot about containers, I have no idea if chrome has them since they copy each other. There are containers for cookies, basically you make one instance for specific activities like shopping, banking, work or Facebook. You open the page in the container and for the others don’t know you use the other pages.