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Should I switch to Google from Microsoft Edge?

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I was wondering if I should switch to Google as I am currently using Microsoft Edge. Which one uses the least amount of RAM? Also which one gives me the most benefits and is easily accessible?

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You can install Chrome (and other browsers) to compare with your current choice. Then use the one you like most. It’s all your choice. There is no “should”.

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They both do the same thing, pick whichever you prefer to use. There are no appreciable differences and one is not better than the other.

RAM usage?

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It appears all the name browsers use more RAM than years ago.

Why? Speed. You can test across all the browsers and frankly find the same answer I found.

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I switched from Edge to Chrome a while back, and I found that Chrome tends to use more RAM than Edge, but it also has tons of extensions and a smoother experience for some sites. If RAM usage is your main concern, you might want to stick with Edge. It’s pretty efficient and integrates well with Windows.

Should I switch to Google from Microsoft Edge

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Switching between browsers depends on your needs. Google Chrome has a reputation for being fast, having a wide range of extensions available, and syncing seamlessly across multiple devices. However, Microsoft Edge offers excellent performance as well, with a lower memory usage and features such as vertical tabs and a reading mode built-in. In the event that you are deeply integrated into the Google ecosystem, Chrome may feel more intuitive. Otherwise, Edge is a good choice, especially for Windows users.

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