Edge Browser: Finally Ready For Prime Time? - Comments Page 2

I am quite happy with Opera. Big advantage with Opera is that it give me free automatic vpn. This enables my system to run with very limited amount of garbage clogging it up. It makes a huge difference.

Bob writes that he's addicted to Chrome and it has been able to achieve majority status without it being preinstalled on new computers (as Microsoft browsers are). As if that means it's good.

I suspect part of the reason it is so widely-used is that most downloads of other software contain a box, already prechecked, that says "download Chrome and make it my default browser."

The long arm of Google extends, tweaks, and slithers away.

I downloaded Chrome when it was new but had a problem setting it up that was not soluble through any of their help links and there was no way I could contact them for an answer, i.e. they thought they had thought of everything and if you had a question it didn't answer, you can't reach a real person; go to hell.
So I uninstalled Chrome. But the first screen I saw was this weepy boo-hoo that bemoaned why, oh, why, after we've worked so hard, are you uninstalling us? Please tell us why, please please?
I told them why.
And I never looked back.
I don't care if they solved the problem or if you can now contact a human being if you have a problem the software doesn't answer.
I now refer to that browser as "Crime."
That and the James Damore matter tell me all I need to know about Google.
Them and Facebook.
Deal with either at your own risk.