Actually running Microsoft Edge. It works just as well if not better than Chrome and is extremely similar in many ways. Took like 2 minutes to configure to look just like my Chrome. Also, there are a few common extensions on the Microsoft store but you can allow installation from other stores then you can just go to the usual Google extensions store and reinstall all your favourite extensions.<br>I have always been a long time Google fan on most services but I feel like Chrome has become too bloated and a monopoly tool by Google. We'll see if Microsoft keeps its promise and ports those extra cool features it had in old Edge.<br><br>Though Firefox might strictly be better right now (although I have little to no personal experience with it) it's basically a dead horse. Old Edge, with its flaws, showed a vision of a browser which was quite refreshing and innovative and Microsoft is already planning to port many of those features into stock New Edge. (ie. tab retention, vertical tabs, pdf and page marking etc.") Obvs you can do all of that with extensions and stuff but it gets messy quick. <br><br>Hopefully this will push some innovation in the browser market.