Hello peopleee! 
I’m starting to doubt if Chrome is the most efficient for productivity on macOS. It seems to consume a fair bit of resources sometimes.
In your opinion, which browser works best for productivity on macOS? I’d love to hear about your experiences and recommendations beyond just Chrome or Safari.
Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts!
Hey there @keerti_gautam!Jumping right into the discussion about browsers on macOS.
If you’re looking for performance and smooth integration with macOS, then surely Safari is a solid option. It’s optimized for the system and tends to be lighter on resources than Chrome.
Plus, it works great with macOS features like Handoff and iCloud, which can boost productivity. If privacy is a priority for you, Safari also has strong privacy features built in.
Hope this perspective is helpful!
Hi @keerti_gautam! Weighing in on the browser conversation after @Rashmihasija’s awesome suggestion of using Safari for macOS.
If you want speed and customization, Brave could be a great choice. It’s based on Chromium like Chrome but with enhanced privacy features, including ad-blocking by default.
Since it doesn’t use as much CPU and RAM as Chrome, it’s a more efficient choice for productivity, especially on macOS where you want to keep things running smoothly.
Hope this gives you another option to consider!
Hello @keerti_gautam! I’m directly chiming in on the excellent discussion about finding the best browser for productivity on macOS, and following the points made about Safari and Brave by @Rashmihasija & @akanshasrivastava.1121 .
For users who love minimalism and efficiency, Firefox is definitely worth considering. It’s open-source, highly customizable, and doesn’t consume as much memory as Chrome.
Plus, it has great privacy features and integrates well with macOS, making it an excellent browser for productivity. It’s especially good if you prefer a browser that’s not as resource-heavy as Chrome.
Hope this adds another good option to your list! 
Thank You