Google Chrome

[Cromulent]

I've been using Chrome for about a year and never really had any problems with it but then I found this website and decided to try it out:

Chrome is Bad

I don't know if I am just imagining things but since I have removed all Google software from my Mac it does feel a bit more responive. I'm curious if any other Chrome users have done this and if they have noticed a difference?

I'm using Firefox for the time being.

 

[Cromulent]

I was sceptical at first but I **** you not. It really does feel faster.

 

[Reuben klang]

I use to use chrome >10 years ago I reckon and while it worked fine, when I used safari on my mates it blew it out the water. Never looked back since.

Started using in on all my i devices as well.

 

[ChrisD.]

Safari FTW. I'm not a massive fan of selling my data to the Google mothership.

 

[Feek]

My Macs are so damn quick, I doubt I'd notice any difference in speed!

But yes. Safari all the way.

 

[visibleman]

Doesn't surprise me although there's plenty of other Chromium browsers, Vivaldi etc, so haven't touch Chrome in a while.
Safari/Webkit has the odd rendering quirk for it to be my daily though.

Edit - Rephrased.

 

[SpartaP]

I do have Chrome installed on my MacBook but not used it in a while nor found the system to run sluggish. But I will delete it and report back.

But yes, Safari ftw. I’m in a happy place with it now, especially on my iPhone.

 

[squerble]

Not Chrome, but since I started using Arc (Chromium-based) it's hard to go back to Safari. Its handling of bookmarks/spaces/pinned tabs etc makes so much more sense to me that I struggle to like much else.

 

[Johnz0r]

Not Chrome, but since I started using Arc (Chromium-based) it's hard to go back to Safari. Its handling of bookmarks/spaces/pinned tabs etc makes so much more sense to me that I struggle to like much else.

This. At first I detested Arc but it is now my default.