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Typically Chrome seems to be the fastest Browser and those if us who spend our lives in Quick Base all day use it for it's speed, especially for a developer.
But for printing and freeze titles on some screens like Grid Edit, IE seems to work better.
But the Browsers keep changing all the time and Quick Base keeps changing, so you need to actually have multiple browsers available to you, not just Chrome, to get the best of all worlds with Quick Base.
For example, Chrome may have a new release that is incompatible with a Quick Base feature. While the QuickBase engineers are working on a fix, you need to have at least 1 other browser available to you to get around the obstacle and keep working.
But for printing and freeze titles on some screens like Grid Edit, IE seems to work better.
But the Browsers keep changing all the time and Quick Base keeps changing, so you need to actually have multiple browsers available to you, not just Chrome, to get the best of all worlds with Quick Base.
For example, Chrome may have a new release that is incompatible with a Quick Base feature. While the QuickBase engineers are working on a fix, you need to have at least 1 other browser available to you to get around the obstacle and keep working.
Chrome also has pass through issue to link to a local drive. IE works great, but again we only work in Chrome. The "work around" is the reason we went to QB. To not have to have "work around", we had to do work arounds with our previous platform and it greatly reduces our productivity if we have to continually jump between three or four programs. I hope they can find solutions soon. Thank you for the info.