If you already have an iPhone (or anything else from the Apple ecosystem) logging into sites will be seamless across different devices and you don't need to pay for a password manager. It's worth noting that I have to replace my battery soon and the work I did for different sessions was not the same so these results may be biased but aside from the lack of extensions, I've found Safari to be a pretty good alternative for Chrome.Īnother dealbreaker for me was Safari's support of Keychain. The dealbreaker for me is the performance While my battery would be drained after 3 hours of browsing/work with Chrome and Firefox, using Safari for the same timespan consumes less than 50% of the battery. To be honest, I'm still seeing ads and ad blockers aren't as strong on Safari compared to Chrome and Firefox. However, you can also download and install Chrome if thats. It is more restricted compared to the other two but I feel like this is from Apple's strategy to make sure the users are safe. Many people use browsers like Safari, Firefox, Avast Secure Browser, or Camino on Mac devices. However, in the end I've settled with Safari.
Mozilla regularly updates the browser features and tries to add new. Firefox is pretty good privacy wise and has a better support of extensions compared to Safari. Firefox is far better than Google Chrome and has been known as a privacy-focused browser. I used to have Chrome as my default browser but with seeing Google's policies recently, tried Firefox and Safari as alternatives.
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