Edge vs Safari: Management and other features Apart from being good looking and easy to use, a web browser is supposed to be good at managing stuff for users. At the end of the day, both are equally good and the customisation options boils down to personal preference.
Edge, on the other hand, offers a slightly more customisable interface by allowing users to theme it up as per their taste. Apple’s Safari’s new tab management feature is better than before and it also allows users to customise and set any image as background image. Also, both offer customisation options in their own way. However, if you are planning to use Edge on macOS, you might find it a little less integrated than Safari. Also, both being a default web browser, the integration into the operating system is also good on their respective operating systems. Edge vs Safari: User interface and ease of use Edge and Safari both are developed by software giants and there’s no doubt that both offer good user interfaces, which are equally easy-to-use. But Edge being widely available provides the freedom to use any device running any operating system and still be able to access all that data and information.
So, if you are a part of the Apple ecosystem, meaning you own a MacBook, an iPhone, iPad, etc, then Safari will be there and you can access all the data across devices, including history, bookmarks, passwords and more. On the other hand, Safari is limited to the Apple ecosystem and available only for Apple devices. When Microsoft announced Edge, it ensured the web browser is available across the platforms, including Windows, Mac, Android, ChromeOS, Linux, etc.
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