



For many users, Chrome and Google are bywords for access to the web. Google Chrome is the world's most popular browser on desktop and on computer, with 70% of desktop share, and 64% on mobile according to NetMarketShare. Privacy has become the central battleground in the ongoing war for market share between browser makers including Google, Apple, Mozilla, Microsoft and niche providers such as Brave.

But unlike the browser war days of the 1990s, smaller browsers like Safari and Brave are successfully teaming up to push back against web features pushed by Google that they see as highly invasive.Google's rivals and critics say its dominant presence in W3C groups give it an outsize say in the future of the web, and that the company is incentivized to erode privacy - something the firm denies.Many of the fights between different browser providers about privacy take place through standards bodies such as the W3C, where members essentially determine what the web looks like.Privacy has become a key differentiator for browsers trying to challenge Google Chrome's market dominance, such as Apple's Safari, Mozilla's Firefox and Brave.Now Honey is successfully installed!ġ) Follow this link to install Honey on Edge.ģ) Once installation is complete, click on Launch and then Turn it on.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. Note: In order to start saving, you will need to ensure that your system is up to date or running with Mac OS 10.14.4. Apple recently made changes that will now require you to install App Extensions directly from the App Store.ġ) Follow this link to install Honey on Safari.Ĥ) Press the Open Safari Preferences button.ĥ) Check the box next to the Honey icon. Note: To install the Honey browser extension on Opera, you will start out at the Chrome Web Store, then you'll be redirected to your Opera Extensions manager.ġ) Follow this link to install Honey on Opera. Voila! Now you’ll see the Honey icon when you shop on your favorite supported sites.Ģ) Click on Add to Chrome and then Add extension.ġ) Follow this link to install Honey on Firefox.Ģ) Click on Add to Firefox, Add and then OK.Ģ) Click on Add to Firefox, Add and then OK.Click the pin button to "pin" the Honey extension to the toolbar.Click on the Extensions icon (it looks like a puzzle piece) in the upper right-hand corner of your toolbar.We're so glad you are joining the Honey community! The steps to install Honey depends on which browser and computer you’re using:ġ) Follow this link to install Honey on Chrome.Ģ) Click on Add to Chrome and then Add extension.Īfter installing Honey on Chrome, you'll need to pin Honey to your toolbar - this way, you can see when we’re working hard to find you deals.
