Apple Sindir Google Chrome: Claim Safari Iri Battery and 35% higher

Apple launched a brand-new 'Stay on Safari' campaign that was publicly targeting Google Chrome users on Mac devices.

Through this campaign, the Cupertino technology giant promised battery efficiency for up to five hours longer to streaming videos, faster loading pages that are nimble, to more congenial privacy protection.

Apple's aggressive move aimed at eroding Chrome's dominance. According to StatCounter's data, Chrome still has a 66.36% global browser market share, while Safari is second place at 18.27%.

In his campaign, Apple exhibited a Safari efficiency advantage that was tested directly on MacBook Air 15 inches M5 with a 16 GB memory:

Safari efficiency is not out of full control of Apple over its hardware and software. Apple developed an optimized WebKit machine specifically to maximize the performance of the apple Silicon.

Instead, Google Chrome was built on the architecture of Chromium often reaped criticism regarding high-class RAM consumption. Recently, Chrome was also highlighted by his latest AI feature which automatically downloaded a 4-GB Gemini model in the background.

In terms of security, Safari relies on the Intelligence Tracking Prevention feature as well as blocking thirty-party cookies automatically without demanding the user change or set up the privacy settings manually.

Even though Safari offers a tempting battery and privacy, seizing Chrome's loyal users is not an easy task. Google Chrome still has an extremely difficult practical edge:

For Mac users, this offering is an interesting consideration: whether the battery efficiency and extra speed of safari are strong enough to replace the comfort of Chrome ecosystem that's been used everyday, thus quoted seconds from Techspot, Monday (19 / 2026).