POLL: Which browser do you use on your MBP?

[iGangsta]

and reasons?

 

[andreyush]

Safari. Works faster, better optimization ( El Capitan at least), lower temps, less RAM used.

 

[Sanpete]

Actually Safari Technology Preview, but I voted Safari. Probably best suited to Macs, especially ones that rely on batteries.

 

[Hant]

Safari is just fine; but when I need to use my browser with my gmail account I also use chrome wich is also cool.
But for all my passwords and stuff I trust safari and not chrome, dont know why ... (superstition)

 

[hamiltonDSi]

Safari for personal browsing, Chrome for work.

 

[New_Mac_Smell]

Safari for the better integration across Apple products. Chrome for backup and development.

 

[iGangsta]

So, which ad-blocker do you use with Safari? Im using Safari only on my iPhone and Adguard blocker works perfectly. What about Safari for Mac?

And how can i get all my data from Chrome to Safari? (History, bookmarks, passwords and everything)

 

[jeff_in_MD]

Chrome, works on my android phone and tablet, Windows machines and do on.

 

[rklinkhammer]

moving away from gmail, google, etc these days. My existence is already monetized enough.....

 

[New_Mac_Smell]

So, which ad-blocker do you use with Safari? Im using Safari only on my iPhone and Adguard blocker works perfectly. What about Safari for Mac?

And how can i get all my data from Chrome to Safari? (History, bookmarks, passwords and everything)

File - Import from - XXXX

 

[RichardC300]

Safari. It's the most efficient and lightweight browser that supports the only 2 extensions that I use: Wipr and RES.

I use Chrome for flash sites, and I use uBlock Origin and RES as my only two extensions.

 

[iGangsta]

File - Import from - XXXX

Can i import all the data in this way? Saved passwords are more important actually


This way isnt worked for passwords. It only imported history. Anyway i will still use Safari.

 

[New_Mac_Smell]

Can i import all the data in this way? Saved passwords are more important actually

I don't know if you can import passwords (For security reasons), there may be an extension of some kind to do this but I don't think you can do it as standard. You could always use something like 1password for that stuff and not have to worry in the future.

 

[t2nerb]

Chrome for console and various web dev plug ins. Also, Chrome just feels so much faster.

 

[marka351]

Chrome as I use it on both my Windows and Mac and the bookmarks sync.

 

[Fancuku]

Lately I have been using Safari more. Before it was mostly Chrome.
The only extension I use is AdBlock Plus on both browsers.

Why do I use Safari most of the time? I think it uses less battery.

 

[Sanpete]

Of potential interest:

http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/mac-software/best-web-browser-for-your-mac-3639500/