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For better or worse, Google has a stranglehold over much of our tech lives. The Chrome (https://www.androidauthority.com/chrome-flags-1009941/) browser is so ubiquitous that you might expect most people to use it by default, but a poll we ran on the matter paints a different picture.
We decided to ask for your opinion because our writer, Andy Walker, vented his frustration about Chrome (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chrome-alternative-3497400/) in a recent article. Andy explained that while Chrome’s integration with Google services is convenient, he finds it frustratingly limited. It’s missing key features he values — like switching between multiple accounts on Android, using mobile extensions, and choosing custom search engines. Plus, Chrome’s content-heavy design, with trending searches and a rigid Discovery section, feels more cluttered than useful. He finds Firefox (https://www.androidauthority.com/firefox-vs-chrome-which-web-browser-reigns-supreme-3294340/) a much better fit, with customization options, add-ons, and a setup that’s easy to use one-handed.*
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chrome-default-browser-poll-3498812/)
For better or worse, Google has a stranglehold over much of our tech lives. The Chrome (https://www.androidauthority.com/chrome-flags-1009941/) browser is so ubiquitous that you might expect most people to use it by default, but a poll we ran on the matter paints a different picture.
We decided to ask for your opinion because our writer, Andy Walker, vented his frustration about Chrome (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chrome-alternative-3497400/) in a recent article. Andy explained that while Chrome’s integration with Google services is convenient, he finds it frustratingly limited. It’s missing key features he values — like switching between multiple accounts on Android, using mobile extensions, and choosing custom search engines. Plus, Chrome’s content-heavy design, with trending searches and a rigid Discovery section, feels more cluttered than useful. He finds Firefox (https://www.androidauthority.com/firefox-vs-chrome-which-web-browser-reigns-supreme-3294340/) a much better fit, with customization options, add-ons, and a setup that’s easy to use one-handed.*
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chrome-default-browser-poll-3498812/)