The iOS version is fantastic too, in comparison to Firefox's mobile version, which used to be great until they made some really stupid decisions which made it a pain to use for me.
It's easily the fastest browser on Windows, in my experience at least, has a really nice interface and general aesthetic and has a surprisingly large amount of features that require add-ons in most other browsers. That just left Edge, and it actually really surprised me.
#Google chrome vs firefox developer edition windows
I love Vivaldi, but until they develop an iOS version I can't use it as my main browser as I want to be able to have a seamless browsing experience across my iPhone and Windows PC. I don't like Chrome and never have, I used to use Opera, but it's a bit of a joke nowadays, Brave is too light on features for me and I didn't want my browser to remind me of my privacy every time I used it. The old design still looked modern and frankly there were better things that the dev team could have done with their time and resources.
The proton redesign looks nice, but it's ruined by all the pointless padding everywhere, which makes it look goofy in my opinion. I had become fed up with some of Mozilla's recent design choices and in my opinion both the desktop and mobile versions have become unnecessarily clunky to use.
I switched to Edge after using Firefox for a similar length of time as yourself.
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