So, of course, there's the thing that Safari is build for the Mac. Safari is really built for conserving battery power. A lot of times it boils down to the fact that they're using Chrome and when they switch to Safari they find out their batter lasts a lot longer. As a matter of fact you hear people complain online that their MacBook battery isn't lasting as long as they think it should. If you have a Mac with a battery in it most experts agree that Safari is far better for conserving power. Safari's biggest advantage is specifically for MacBook users. Rumors are that it's coming to Chrome soon but it's been in Safari since 2010. You don't see it in Chrome because of course Goggle has an interest in making sure you view the ads that are there. It takes an article that you're viewing and gives it to you without distractions. Safari also has something called Reader View.

So you can leave our Mac, go to your iPad and then jump right into a tab that you had opened on your Mac. You can even see what Safari tabs are open in other devices. Safari works in the Apple ecosystem so it's using iCloud to sync things like your passwords, like your bookmarks, and if you're using iPhones, iPads, and Macs then all of that is pretty much automatically synced between your devices. Goggle makes some of its money through advertising so, of course, it has an interest in collecting information and using information to serve ads to you. There are a lot of great privacy features and most of them stem from the fact that Apple isn't trying to advertise to you where Goggle is. Most people agree that Safari has the advantage in privacy. Most of them say they're pretty comparable in speed. Some sites say Chrome is faster and some actually say Safari is faster. What I found is there is not really much difference. I just looked at a lot of sites that did comparisons over the years. No, just kidding! I didn't do any of that. So I did hundreds of comprehensive tests between Safari and Chrome to see which is fastest. But is that true? Which browser is actually best for you. They've heard that it's better, it's faster, that they should be using it instead of Safari. Often I see Mac users go right to Chrome and use that instead. So Safari is the builtin browser for your Mac. Join us and get exclusive content at /patreon. MacMost is brought to you thanks to its contributors. Let's compare Safari and Chrome and figure out which browser is best for the Mac. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.

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