![]() (I do, however, test what I create on Safari…which is beginning to feel a lot like the bad old days of Internet Exploder. As a web developer myself, I finally stopped using Safari as my day-to-day browser a year ago, and don't miss it one bit. As one fed-up developer put it, Safari is the new IE. Chrome is the 800-tonne, privacy-hostile elephant in the china shop, and Safari is falling woefully behind in terms of implementing HTML5/CSS3 features correctly. Of the ones you've listed, on Mac, Firefox Quantum is a nice improvement over what came before. It's gotten great review from, among others, TechWorld, who in August called it one of the most secure browsers available today and from CNet, who point out Brave's partnership with privacy-oriented search engine DuckDuckGo (which I also thoroughly recommend). The team behind it is headed by Brendan Eich, the co-creator of Firefox and creator of JavaScript. Security-focused, fast, remarkably stable (in my and several others' experience) and compatible for such a fresh entry. As you can see, Edge has scored better than the chrome browser, whereas Firefox performed poorly in the Basemark Web 3.0 test. ![]() Mozilla Firefox Basemark Web 3.0 Score: 536.61. Its laggy and choppy egen scrolling, especially when its lots of animations like pinterest. I can confirm that Safari is absolute Garbage on my MBA M1 base model. Google Chrome Basemark Web 3.0 Score: 976.44. Its very various opinions about chrome / Safari to be the best browser. Take a loook at Brave, if you haven't already. Microsoft Edge Basemark Web 3.0 Score: 1036.39.
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