I always switched between web browsers on-the-fly during my working years, normally running at least two simultaneously in different workspaces for comparo-contrast and diags. But usually it was for some workaround or proprietary app bug that made using one or the other necessary – or even a stated requirement in some cases. Internet Explorer™ was notorious for that for literally decades. It’s almost like people selling eye-wear saying you need to use their color lenses to see the world.
It’s still true for me today, albeit from a much less stressful perspective. Supporting users in the early browser war days was an effing nightmare. Now it seems to have stalemated into trench warfare, with sides taken and ecosystems established. Last year’s move back into Firefox for a fresh look was good. It’s getting better.
