Since my laptop has been using solid state drives (SSD) for 5 years, I don't notice major performance issues. The downside of Chrome is that it uses a lot of memory. Instead, the username and password is saved twice, which is less than ideal for first load and password changes.

The only downfall is the password manager is not advanced enough to recognize that the password I use on is the same password I use for the Quora app. As a huge plus, a select handful of Android apps also save passwords in the same system. I use the Chrome browser password manager, which integrates nicely in both Windows and Android. My setup for a long time, I've been fairly happy. Microsoft Edge completely revamped their efforts by completely re-engineering their browser off Chromium browser.Brave offers ability to block ads, fingerprints, and cookies without having to install 3rd party extensions.and offers BAT reward program.Mozilla Firefox on PC have custom proxy settings.Google Chrome has been slowly improving speed, but is still a major memory hog.Here is a high level overview of the the current state of browsers.

But in recent months (around March 2019), it seems like competitor to Google have revamped their efforts in gaining browser market share. For the past 4-5 years, the only real competitor to Chrome has been Firefox. And as an owner of an Android smartphone paired with Windows PC, using Google Chrome is a no-brainer. The links in this post contain affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link.įor the longest time, Google dominated the other browsers in speed, adoptions, and overall popularity.

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