I've been using the Chromium version of Edge for a while now, and I like it. I decided since I switched back to a Windows laptop from a Macbook that I'd try using the whole Microsoft suite of things.
I really like Firefox, but the thing that pushes me away (on my laptop in particular) is it's poor battery performance. In my experience, especially with playback of videos, it tends to run my CPU much harder than other browsers. So my laptop runs hotter, which means the fans run more, more battery drain, etc. If it weren't for that, I'd probably use Firefox, since there's a ton to like about it -- privacy, easy built-in ability to take screenshots of the full web page (which is a killer feature), great developer tools, among others. But the video playback on my laptop is a bit of a deal breaker.
I will say, for all the features I like on Firefox more than Chrome, I do like Chrome's zoom feature (different from increasing the size of the elements on a page). I can pinch to zoom with my trackpad and it'll zoom in like you would an image, whereas the same gesture on Firefox just increases the size of the elements.
I really like Firefox, but the thing that pushes me away (on my laptop in particular) is it's poor battery performance. In my experience, especially with playback of videos, it tends to run my CPU much harder than other browsers. So my laptop runs hotter, which means the fans run more, more battery drain, etc. If it weren't for that, I'd probably use Firefox, since there's a ton to like about it -- privacy, easy built-in ability to take screenshots of the full web page (which is a killer feature), great developer tools, among others. But the video playback on my laptop is a bit of a deal breaker.
I will say, for all the features I like on Firefox more than Chrome, I do like Chrome's zoom feature (different from increasing the size of the elements on a page). I can pinch to zoom with my trackpad and it'll zoom in like you would an image, whereas the same gesture on Firefox just increases the size of the elements.