Front vs Viber: Which is best for you?

It's consistency across browsers and devices, making applications accessible on desktops, mobile devices, and tablets.

It relies a lot on complex rules to send different emails to different views, but the filters don't reliably work which ends up creating issues for the core use case of the product

Sometimes, when it comes to using it for work, large file sizes can cause delays and slowdowns. But overall, it's very good both for work and for communicating with family. Plus, you can make calls at any time and quickly send whatever is needed.

However, it has some drawbacks, such as poor sound quality, unstable connections, and high battery consumption on phones.