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Should I use Edge?
Si_Clist
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New Windows 11 laptop coming to replace a Chromebook, so I'm wondering if it might be worth swapping to Edge rather than continuing to use Chrome. What might I gain by so doing - or lose?
We're all doomed
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If your used to chrome, carry on using it.
Thats what I do.Life in the slow lane1 -
Send back the windows 11 laptop and upgrade your Chromebook if required.0
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Edge is built on the same engine (Chromium) as the Chrome browser. The skin and some features are different but essentially its the same.
Windows 11 can make it a pain to change some of the default actions away from Edge but on the whole installing Chrome will work without any issues.
Personally I wouldn't use either and would install a browser (still Chromium based) with more personal security in mind like Brave Browser.
Its a personal choice really.2 -
Use whatever browser you like.Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Seamonkey...1
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Brave browser gives more control of things like ads and tracking.
https://brave.com/ and if you got to the bottom there are comparisons with other browsers
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Thanks for that. Looks good to me!400ixl said:Brave browser gives more control of things like ads and tracking.
https://brave.com/ and if you got to the bottom there are comparisons with other browsersWe're all doomed0 -
personal choice - for me, I would just use Edge0
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I agree with having a bit more privacy in a browser, I use Ungoogled. Never felt the need to use Edge, so I just uninstalled it.400ixl said:Edge is built on the same engine (Chromium) as the Chrome browser. The skin and some features are different but essentially its the same.
Windows 11 can make it a pain to change some of the default actions away from Edge but on the whole installing Chrome will work without any issues.
Personally I wouldn't use either and would install a browser (still Chromium based) with more personal security in mind like Brave Browser.
Its a personal choice really.
Let's Be Careful Out There1 -
Edge has been built on the open-source Chromium code for years. Been using Edge for years too, it just works seamlessly with Windows.0
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