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use Firefox, it comes with free fox ears and a tail
Or librewolf! It comes with a free fully featured (πͺ’) fur suit! Donβt ask me how I know.
and a free bachelor's degree for computer science?
librewolf π₯°π₯°
Is it a plug tail?
Yes now go download it
Firefox has Foxkeh so firefox is for me
You will take your spyware infused Chromium and you will like it.
Chromium has spyware installed by default.
Microsoft at least removed most of Chromes trackers, while adding their own.
But I'd trust Microsoft a hell of a lot more than Google.
Why?
If you're already using Windows, they track your shit anyway. So Edge it is.
If you're using Linux, obviously you wouldn't be using Edge.
If you're using Linux, obviously you wouldn't be using Edge.
Says you, it's pretty good for streaming 1080p content sometimes. For a while it was the only way to get 1080p streams from Netflix on Linux so it does have limited utility.
Dang guess I learned something today
Go back to reddit, Microsoft.
I'm confused, does this meme think it is a good browser? If so, where's the meme?
The meme is incomplete.
The man asked the woman how she thinks she is perceived. She answers wrong multiple times and then he lets her know the reality. (I thinkβI've never seen it).
So in this version of the meme the man asks Edge how it thinks it's perceived and it answers incorrectly.
Edge is not good. It is, at best, ok. It constantly gets in your way with its invasive βfeaturesβ. And the only parts of it that are good are the parts of it that are Chromium. Use any other better Chromium based browser if you want those.
Where is the rest of the meme
Is this a compliment to Google? Edge is just chromium with few eye candies, custom settings and original tracking system replaced by Microsoft tracking system.
We know it is a good browser, Google engineers are in general good engineers
Chrome is Google, and it is based on chromium, an open source project
Android is also open source and developed by Google... these aren't mutually exclusive
If you want chromium without Google get 'ungoogled chromium'
A project being open source does not mean it isn't owned and controlled by a company. Chromium is entirely controlled by Google. It accepts contributions and fixes from others, but Google has the last say on everything, so it still has lots of Google telemetry.
Microsofts shenanigans with forcing you to use their browser is just ridiculous. They do allow you to switch to another browser but make it as annoying as possible and they constantly try to annoy you into switching again. I mean they own the whole os. They could literally just force you to use the browser and I bet nobody would care for like more than a month because windows is like the only feasible choice as an operating system for a lot of people.
me when im a dirty liar
I used to love it, but now they keep adding annoying things like Bing chat, Bing chilling, Bing bros
It's annoying having to find these hidden ass settings and disable it. So I just use firefox
Flithy, flithy lies
Since when did Edge become a good browser?
It's not, that's the joke.
Yeah, I get that now.
Whooooooosh
Ohhh.. my bad!
It became decent after switching to Chromium.
It is basically Chrome with a Microsoft skin.
Whether or not you like Chrome is up to you, but it is still the biggest browser to date.
Compared to what?
Internet Explorer
The only two browsers Microsoft pretends to exist.
don't do IE dirty like that :(
This is the future of ads. Beware
I think the joke is most people just use edge to download their actual preferred browser.
Edge is good, yeah, but there are way better alternatives out there (privacy speaking). The closest ones being Vivaldi (in terms of features) and Floorp (Firefox fork).
I use Firefox because it came with Ubuntu and because I haven't had any issues with it, but I would've used Vivaldi if it weren't the case.
Vivaldi mobile is goated for having a bottom bar + tabs.
Vivaldi desktop feels a bit clunky to me, I think edge beats it out in terms of performance and being more lightweight.
