#ADGUARD FOR MAC VS SAFARI WINDOWS#

Of course this is on firefox, and total suspender makes it easy to keep resource usage low. It's like searchable, zero-effort bookmarks with state (including page scroll location) saved. I have a tab for every webcomic I follow, a tab for every news page, a tab for every package that's on its way to me. I have a tab open for every dependency of every project I do, including one for every component of every electronics project I maintain. I don't see how this is horrifying at all. Honestly, for me as developer, Safari is the new IE6, except possibly worse because bugs for IE6 are very well-documented with good workarounds. Also, most people quickly start using Firefox when they realize that UBlock Origin doesn't work on Safari and is easily better than anything that comes on Safari. Safari not rendering elements of the page, constantly crashing, and other myriad of issues do well enough to push people to Chrome/Firefox. > 'most' Mac users wouldn't give a fuck about Chrome.Įh. In terms of privacy, Firefox kicks Safari out of the water, and in terms of performance, it is faster, and actually renders everything (something Safari fails way too often at). I honestly don't think people are that angry about preferences as a webpage. I would argue its more standard since it is the same UI in every OS I wanted to use.

> It's Chrome that has an weirdass non-standard UI (the practice of showing app preferences/dialogs in a webpage needs to burn in the flames of Hades) and other niggles, not to mention being a privacy black hole. Therefore, for me to test on Safari, I either have to spend thousands to buy a laptop, or pay out of my pocket for some sort of cross-browser testing tool (even if it's free, I am spending extra time) while Chrome/Firefox are used by most of the world and ensuring that I deal with Safari's idiosyncrasies does nothing much for me.

#ADGUARD FOR MAC VS SAFARI WINDOWS#

The last Windows compatible version of Safari was back in 2012 or so, and as far as I know, it was never available on Linux. How the hell is it 'extremely inaccessible' for 'most' people?īecause most people don't own Macs.

Adguard for mac vs safari