Also, at the end of the article, I have shown all the tested results. The last time I tested and compared Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox was in May 2021 and now I am testing again in December 2021 to see how much performance has been changed till now. Ever since that day, Edge has become my default browser to see how it performs on day-to-day usage. On January 15, 2020, a stable version of the Edge browser based on Chromium was released. I always wondered how it would compete with other browsers in the market since they are already performing well. And all answers will be equally valid, regardless of how different they may be.I have been using Edge Browser ever since Microsoft released its beta version of the Edge browser based on chromium. And it seems from your question that you're already doing this.Īny responses from users (me included) who share their experiences with these browsers are not necessarily going to apply to your usage. The best way for you to answer this question is to do your own testing with your own hardware and using your browser as you typically would.
As an example, some users may have Chrome configured to use hardware acceleration when available (and it's availability will depend on their hardware). It's quite feasible that one browser may be more efficient with some types of browsing, while the other is more efficient with other types of usage.Īlso, different users will configure their browsers differently, and in some cases the hardware they have will also play a role.
Also, the reality is that the answer to this question may very well be different for different users.įor example, some users may only do basic browsing while others may use their browsers for more intensive work/play. This question risks being closed because it's basically inviting people to share their opinions.
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