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@atpfm and turn on for select ad heavy sites like new sites and working great now. With Chrome you get text 2fa autofill but most sites you don’t get native Apple Pay even though technically sites can now add support. So it’s a hassle. No mobile sync is major. Chromes adblockers are very limited. It’s ugly if prefer apples design language. Chromes web inspector less pretty but much better. And you don’t get captchas all the time and many more extensions. But still Safari here for now.

@atpfm and still the occasional time might need chrome if doing an advanced web app like Figma. Have noticed for long time safari was slower loading where second or so loading before anything shows unlike chrome that was instant. Finally did digging and discovered it was 1Blocker. With that off the sites load instantly and workbench test tools show Safari even faster than chrome. It makes sense having to block things before loading page would slow it down. So switched to off by default.

@atpfm Also went back and forth between Chrome and Safari over the years as hate filling out a long form only for it to fail in Safari and have to start all over. Disabling content blockers went things break or ordering helps a lot but often things still didn’t work. Eventually discovered turning off additional advanced privacy features in Safari settings has made the vast majority of sites work like chrome. But now losing out on privacy as can’t disable that on just select sites.

@atpfm Waze interface while the tiles are dated, as more Applely notably in CarPlay where most will interact with it. Google interface is still very much Android. So I still find myself jumping between the three. Hopefully eventually all traffic incidents from Waze show up in Google, and the UI gets a bit more refined, then could see myself using that fully even if far less enjoyable than Apple Maps, the other benefits would probably make it worth it.

@atpfm Google Maps however is much worse than Waze for incident reports, aka for speed traps, items in the road, etc. Over the years the teams merged, and Google Maps in theory got more of that, but when testing both side by side Waze continues to report drastically more in this has always been the biggest benefit of Waze. Apple Maps interface blows both away for an Apple user, but as you noted lacks the data Google has.