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Topic # 223610 8-Oct-2017 13:49
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Anyone tried? Your opinion?

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  Reply # 1879388 8-Oct-2017 13:55
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The main question is "Why"?

 

It's not a good browser on desktop. Won't be a good browser on mobile. The whole "Continue on" feature coming in Windows 10 is not worth it.




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They need to get it right on Windows before trying to expand it.




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I'm pretty sure all browsers, under the hood in iOS use the Safari engine anyway. 

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