The social networking programs and online video apps I seen for Windows don't seem very good to use, so I think many people prefer the web browser version of the social network or online video site.
Many people use social networks to share articles, pictures, and videos from other social networks and websites. I think a tabbed web browser like Firefox and Chrome is still one of the simplest, and most reliable ways to easily post content from one website tab/window to another website tab/window.
I think a lot of PC users feel safer using a web browser to login to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit because you can pick your own web browser which you feel is safer and more secure to use. Users also see the Lock symbol and HTTPS text in the address bar on web browser when logging into a secure login site.
There are also add-ons like NoScript, HTTPS everywhere, and VPN/proxy add-on which can make users feel more secure.
Plus, there is less of a risk of sharing your username and password for Facebook when you use a web browser unlike an app where you maybe sharing your username and password with the App makers, the App store, other companies, and hackers who have access to the connection.
Many people use social networks to share articles, pictures, and videos from other social networks and websites. I think a tabbed web browser like Firefox and Chrome is still one of the simplest, and most reliable ways to easily post content from one website tab/window to another website tab/window.
I think a lot of PC users feel safer using a web browser to login to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit because you can pick your own web browser which you feel is safer and more secure to use. Users also see the Lock symbol and HTTPS text in the address bar on web browser when logging into a secure login site.
There are also add-ons like NoScript, HTTPS everywhere, and VPN/proxy add-on which can make users feel more secure.
Plus, there is less of a risk of sharing your username and password for Facebook when you use a web browser unlike an app where you maybe sharing your username and password with the App makers, the App store, other companies, and hackers who have access to the connection.