"Firefox is better [than Edge]"<br>As a Firefox user, I agree,(reply>), @Connor McCloy Literally just updated it again and it's currently 80.0.361.111.<br>Same config.,(reply>), @Andre Anastacio "5yo i3 laptop with an entry level nvidia gpu and a 1366x768 screen resolution, I doubt that I would notice big difference in video playback quality. " no, I mean no browser I think can improve the playback quality. They can only improve responsiveness. The playback is controlled by your internet connection, hardware and youtube does the compression. <br>In any case, playback quality is not why I'd switch. Since you do have an older machine, new edge does appear to be less resource-hungry than notorious Chrome so I think you should give it a shot. (In any case, it looks and acts the same if not better than Chrome so I don't see much reason not to change. You can set it up with Google Sync, since it's chromium, and have all you history, bookmarks and passwords just like in Chrome. Also, extensions.) So you won't really loose out on anything cause of the Chromium base origin but you'll get new and different features. For example, with the new update now you can pin tabs to the taskbar natively. Pretty cool,(reply>), @Connor McCloy Downloaded it 3 days ago so I assume it's the latest one.,(reply>), @Dennis Premoli I would expect that much from them, but considering my current pc is a 5yo i3 laptop with an entry level nvidia gpu and a 1366x768 screen resolution, I doubt that I would notice big difference in video playback quality. Besides, I do 98% of my youtube watching on my phone anyway, and when I do load a video on my pc I generally only care about the audio and run youtube in the background at a low video quality while I`m playing a game...,(reply>), Dennis Premoli then the question becomes what kind of version do I have? I checked today specifically for this thread and I do not have a home button in that area or anywhere else in the in the browser that I can see.