![]() ![]() The only real benefit was iCloud Tab Sync, and that, too, was too unreliable and broke fairly often so I completely stopped relying on and using it after a while. The current state of ad blockers on Safari is unsatisfactory, to say the least, and many extension developers have stopped supporting Safari altogether due to the limitations imposed upon them by the current extension distribution model that requires every extension to be compiled as full-fledged application to be distributed through the Mac App Store (solely for Apple's benefit so they can get their 30% share for paid extensions), the limitations imposed upon them by the comparatively restricted and poorly documented API itself, and last but not least Apple's proven unreliability regarding long-term API support and availability. Safari was a good and decent browser but the lack of a proper extension API after Apple's latest brainfart that killed pretty much all useful extensions, particularly ad blockers, was a deal breaker for me. Microsoft Edge Because it's Chromium-based, Microsoft Edge also has a list of extensions similar to Chrome. I've switched over completely from Safari to Edge on both Macs. Some users believe that Microsoft Edge even feels snappier than Chrome on a Mac. ![]()
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