I had been using Firefox for web development projects. I found the support for CSS grids unparalleled there. However, there have been times where I faced stability issues.
So just for the sake of trying something new, I switched to Edge (others might avoid it and understandably so). The development experience is essentially identical to that of any other chromium based browser. Nothing sets it apart, other that the few nice touches that Microsoft has included. Is it the best browser? Probably not. Do I care? Not really. As long as I have something modern and I get my job done.
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I had been using Firefox for web development projects. I found the support for CSS grids unparalleled there. However, there have been times where I faced stability issues.
So just for the sake of trying something new, I switched to Edge (others might avoid it and understandably so). The development experience is essentially identical to that of any other chromium based browser. Nothing sets it apart, other that the few nice touches that Microsoft has included. Is it the best browser? Probably not. Do I care? Not really. As long as I have something modern and I get my job done.