Alby_da_Wolf said:
Me too, my main browser is Firefox for at least two reasons, the first is that it's the one that can open the highest number of windows and tabs without becoming excessively slow and slowing the system down, the second is that I can share the same user account very easily amongst different OS' also locally, without the need of online services. In the past there were other reasons too, not being tied to the OS too tightly, when FF crashed it didn't make Windows crash with it too, unlike IE, and it was a lot safer too, as IE used to store sensible user data without user's permission in the file index.dat. |
Being able to use any browser anywhere is essential. Isn't it enough that extensions took so long to make it to Edge?
It's almost hilarious how MS is missing such an obvious concept.
Make better products, and people will gladly use them.
No one actually likes to go out of their way to install a different browser. It's just not fun. It's not our fault Edge isn't good enough.