Windows 10: Best Browser

because avant wont let me post attachments in here, and even on my own forum, its back to IE (and a little patience).

 

I've come to the conclusion that there is not one browser thats perfectly aligned with 10.

 

Have you tried Firefox at all ?

 

Never will be. Too many variables.

 

I have been using FireFox since I first had Windows 7 and today use it with Windows 10, I do use a few add-ons and never had any problems with FF, its all I use *Smile

 

What's there to align ? FF of same version works exactly same on W10, 8. 7 and even Linux.

 

countmike is right, they are supposed to integrate perfectly with the OS. I tried FF a couple of upgrades ago, and it was not very good, and am about to try latest version but I dont believe in divine miracles. Even IE has screwed up on me, refusing to open web pages until I hit F5. Every one has their own ideas, and rightly so, but win 10, solid as it is, does not seem to enjoy 3rd parties taking over, eg: browsers. *Devil

 

I use BriskBard 1.2 when I boot in Windows and Chromium in Linux.

 

Chrome. Tried Firefox but after adding a few extensions it became slow as molasses. Chrome smokes it in the speed department.

 

chrome is best.. used ff but constant memory leaks and bugs i stopped using it after 3.6.2.. atm i am tempted to switch to edge as i am older i tend to go all in one solutions or minimalist approach where i try to use everything from microsoft even though when i was young i used everything third party based.. and i learned from xp to much third party shit it tends to break more.. so i dont even have av anymore except defender and i dont have any issues better than when i used comodo suite even though i think comodo is fine..

 

I have tried Edge, Opera and Chrome, opening the same pages on everyone ... the real difference was on quality of pages: far more clear on Edge ! Font more clear, images, html items, etc. ... and I have tried them on 1.25 (125%) zoom, nut just 100% ! Just try yourself and you'll see !

 

After trying a few browsers, and finally getting rid of FF (refusing to close) I have finally settled on Pale Moon, IE, Edge and rarely used but staying in, Chrome.

 

The vulnerability, known as LogJam, was discovered by researchers who developed an attack to target the encryption tool. They were able to compromise the encryption connection between browsers and servers if the server supported DHE_EXPORT. It appeared that seven per cent of websites on the internet could be attacked in this way, which made it a pretty big concern for Mozilla.

 

so far I have only used edge with windows 10, when I had to use internet on the windows 7 laptop I used firefox since I cannot stand ie. hated chrome and still do. I use safari on my macs

 

Pale Moon still going strong.