#What browser to use

Today, we tested the new Edge browser to see if you should make the switch. We’ll be comparing the two browsers under these categories: RAM and CPU Usage, BrowserBench.org Benchmarks, Ease of Use, Browser Extensions, and Security Features. Ease of Use Since both browsers are built on Chromium, they share a lot of similarities with each other. If you already know what extensions you need, you could use the search bar to find them. Both browsers have a long list of permissions that users can control; however, Google Chrome enables users to choose whether or not a site can autoplay sounds, edit files on your device, and block insecure content on secure sites. Realtime warning, and other security features Lastly, both browsers warn users of malicious sites. In real-world scenarios, both browsers are secure and have not shown any indication or cause for concern. I personally liked the extensions on Chrome because it doesn't require a restart of the browser. That’s probably because Xiaomi deployed a more proper thermal management on the 17T Pro, thanks to what Xiaomi calls “3D IceLoop” cooling system. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft Edge vs Google Chrome: Which browser should you use?" and "New Flock beta leaves Firefox for Chrome".