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What Browser Are You Actually Using?
Hi ActiveRain family! Quick real estate tech question for you.
When you fire up your laptop, what browser are you opening first?
And when you’re on the go — checking listings, sending docs, or chasing signatures from your phone — what browser’s keeping you company there?
I know, it sounds like small talk… but honestly, it’s not. The browser’s basically our office. Between MLS, CRMs, DocuSign, Google Maps, Canva, and fifty tabs of “just in case,” we live in that little rectangle. And I am guilty of that. About 224 tabs open as I am writing this post!
Some folks are loyal to Chrome — fast, familiar, and full of integrations (until your laptop starts sounding like a jet engine).
Others swear by Safari — clean, battery-friendly, and super slick if you’re in the Apple world.
Then there’s Edge — quietly winning hearts with its performance (and surprising a lot of people who swore they’d never go back to Microsoft).
Firefox users, you’re still out there, doing it your own way — respect.
Brave folks, you rebels — ad-free, fast, and fearless. (Yes, this is a new one.)
Me? I’m still wishing Atlas from OpenAI was on Windows. Seriously. The day that happens, I might throw a little party. 🎉
Anyway, I’d love to know:
👉 What browser do you use on your laptop or desktop?
👉 What’s your go-to on mobile?
👉 And have you found any tools, add-ons, or shortcuts that make real estate life easier?
Sometimes, the tiniest change — like switching browsers — can make your day smoother, faster, and just a little less “where did that tab go?”
💬 Drop your answers below — let’s compare notes like the digital explorers we are.
You never know whose setup might inspire your next workflow upgrade.
And here's the one I use.
Why?
Comet is a web browser built by Perplexity AI that integrates AI at its core, not just as an add-on.
It aims to turn browsing from “jumping around tabs and links” into a more fluid, AI-assisted experience. For example: you can highlight text and ask Comet for instant explanations, or let it reference your open tabs contextually.
Built on Chromium architecture (so under the hood it has familiar foundations) but layering an “agentic” AI layer on top.
It should be available freely to the best of my knowledge. And if not, here's my referral link for COMET, to download and try this new world of browsing the web!
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