Which browser do you use at work?

Applications & Platforms

Internet Explorer4%

Microsoft Edge23%

Google Chrome59%

Mozilla Firefox6%

Safari3%

Brave1%

Other1%

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IT Manager in Construction2 years ago

Vivaldi 😞

Vice President2 years ago

All good reasons to consider enterprise browsers.  Typically immune to the zero days.  Embedded protections in depth.  Significant cost savings from tech debt takeout.

CISO in Healthcare and Biotech3 years ago

I recently encountered a seemingly unique product known as an enterprise-controllable browser. This browser, built on the Chromium platform, can regulate data flows from specific applications. As a result, companies can exercise control over the accessibility of data and applications through a designated browser. By implementing this browser restriction, organizations gain the ability to offer alternative browsers for general use while maintaining strict control and monitoring over corporate activities within a single managed browser.

Co-founder in Services (non-Government)5 years ago

It is very interesting to see the percentage of people that use each browser. This reminded me of the study conducted by the company, Conerstone OnDemand that investigated the correlation between web browsers and employee recruitment/retention. The study suggested that people who used Firefox or Chrome ended up staying in their jobs 15% longer and preforming better at their jobs than Safari or Internet Explorer users.

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CIO in Consumer Goods7 years ago

Interesting insights.

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