Out of them only Edge and Brave were better.Įdge (Chromium) was fast and amazing when it was still in beta, but when it became officially released it became garbage – intrusive, nagging, like malware, I uninstall it whenever it auto installs itself back.īrave is no different than Chrome now – it’s OK in terms of speed, but after about 2 weeks of browsing, like Chrome it starts slowing down so I have to clean my profile, delete cache and whatnot to revert it to how it was and it’s annoying. I’ve tried Brave, Vivaldi, Edge, Kinza, Sleipnir, SRWare Iron, Iridium, Coc Coc, Slimjet, Cent, Waterfox and many more.

Over the years they keep adding useless crap to it, but it doesn’t seem any slower. In around 2014 Opera was sold and they switched from Presto to Blink and suddenly Opera was worth using again and also pretty fast and good. Then as time went on and Chrome established itself, it gradually became slower, but still faster than Firefox, which at this point was just copying Chrome for all the wrong reasons. Then Chrome came and while at first it had no extensions, it was much faster than Firefox. First I was a big fan of Firefox because it had a proper ad-block add-on and Opera was a joke. While it trails behind Google Chrome's more than 65% of the market and Safari's more than 18%, it is doing almost as good as Mozilla Firefox is with its 3% of the been switching between browsers since around 2007. Statcounter, a company that tracks usage of browsers, operating systems and more, lists Opera with 2.4% of the entire browser market worldwide. Opera browser is used by hundreds of millions of users. The reception was probably not what Google expected it to be. Google did not announce direct integration of its AI chatbot Bard into the Chrome web browser during Wednesday's presentation. Microsoft demoed several features, including the writing of emails and social media posts using different tones and lengths. Compose, on the other hand, helps users compose text. The company highlighted two AI-powered features, Chat and Compose, that will be coming to users of the Edge browser in the future.Ĭhat adds a ChatGPT-like feature to Edge, which enables users to communicate with the AI right in the browser. Earlier this week, Microsoft announced integration of OpenAI technology, the maker of ChatGPT, into the company's Microsoft Edge web browser.

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