• FireWire400OP
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      10 months ago

      I mainly use Firefox but have Edge to test website with, can’t really uninstall it anyway.

      • ChaoticNeutralCzech
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        210 months ago

        Well, I managed to uninstall it fully through Safe Mode and regedit but that made the fingerprint reader stop working. (It’s my sister’s laprop, okay? I use Mint on mine.)

      • @Psythik@lemm.ee
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        210 months ago

        Why not just use Ungoogled Chromium for your tests? It’s the same browser anyway, just without the spyware.

      • @RogueBanana@lemmy.zip
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        210 months ago

        It is possible to remove it, needs a bit of work and running scripts as admin to do it but you can figure out if you look it up. I can’t remember how I did it and I don’t use windows anymore but first page results should bring it up.

      • FuglyDuck
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        110 months ago

        not with that attitude you can’t. (C’mon. You know you wanna convert to linux.)

    • @robotrash@lemmy.robotra.sh
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      4410 months ago

      Much to the chagrin of a large portion of lemmy users Edge is not actually a bad browser. If you’re using a chromium based browser anyway there’s really nothing worse about edge than the other options. Obviously not talking about Firefox here.

      • Carighan Maconar
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        1910 months ago

        Exactly. It’s my Chrome browser of choice. I use Firefox virtually all the time, but if I need somethiung that works in the cases where non-chromium does not, I use Edge. It’s a fast, its already installed so no extra fuss, it has the best vertical tab implementation that really should be standard for every single browser.

        • @sock@lemmy.world
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          110 months ago

          im in the same boat edge is pretty fire tho imo compared to chrome at least.

          i havent used it in a bit tho coz of firefox but its a fine browser firefox being good doesn’t make edge bad

      • @WarmSoda@lemm.ee
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        10 months ago

        Chagrin. When your step father Steve tells everyone in your school that you’re quote: as smooth as a seals behind down there… much to your chagrin.
        Chagrin.

      • @abbadon420@lemm.ee
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        310 months ago

        I chose edge over chrome nowadays. But I’m still a firefox man. The AI help chat thingemejig of edge is also pretty okay.

    • Granixo
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      610 months ago

      Edge is really the best browser for Windows users with low end PCs.

      • squiblet
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        410 months ago

        pretty much because like IE, when using Windows part of it runs in the background whether you like it or not.

    • nicman24
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      210 months ago

      One browser to actually use and one without anything to test shit on

    • @TheFriendlyDickhead@lemm.ee
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      210 months ago

      It got way better in the past few years. I think everybody hates it, because the internet explorer was that slow. So it just stayed in our minds that the Microsoft browser sucked.

    • @tidaL@lemmy.world
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      210 months ago

      The experience in the enterprise as well as the management of it make sense for any company who are a m365 shop. Native seamless single sign on with corporate identities, along with syncing the browser make it a no brained for me to use for work. For personal stuff though I stick with Firefox.

    • @luciferofastora@lemmy.zip
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      09 months ago

      Got stuff at work (Microsoft services, for the record) that’ll work in Edge or Chrome, but not entirely in Firefox (gee, wonder why)