what browser do you use

[fightingfi]

are they any GOOD alternatives to the norm? I cant fix my FF issues even after a clean install and dont want to use edge or chrome.

 

[FrgMstr]

Brave.

 

[auntjemima]

I use Chrome in windows and Chromium in Linux.

 

[owcraftsman]

Firefox most versatile, best extensions, and respects my privacy. May not be fastest if your counting nano seconds. I love how I can scroll through my tabs with mouse wheel and expose bottom navigation bar and context menus and bookmark bar.

 

[mnewxcv]

Netscape navigator is pretty good

 

[longblock454]

No poll?

I use Brave on Linux.

 

[pendragon1]

edge, and that ^^^
edit: by "that" i mean wheres the poll?

 

[FSCDiablo]

Brave and FF on Linux
DDGo on Ipad
Brave on Android

 

[fightingfi]

Is opera any good? safe?

 

[fightingfi]

Ah HA! i got it figured out Ublock was the problem so i went back to Adblock no problems and my pages load faster to !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Muhahahahah

 

[3dprophet]

Is opera any good? safe?

It was sold to a Chinese company.

They have been doing some really sketchy things like offering predatory loans in foreign countries.

https://hindenburgresearch.com/opera-phantom-of-the-turnaround/

I wouldn't trust them.

Some of their devs went to work on Vivaldi. I would use that before Opera.

 

[narsbars]

Brave on Win 10.

 

[The Donut]

No love for Vivaldi? It's my daily driver.

 

[warhol76]

I continue to be a chrome user. Have always been happy with it. I mess with Edge occasionally. Not bad at all. I have been hearing good things about Brave. But, I have not ventured in that direction.

 

[SmokeRngs]

I've been using Vivaldi for years now.

 

[schoolslave]

FF and ungoogled-chromium on Linux.

 

[Damos]

FF and Pale Moon

 

[The Mad Atheist]

Generally Pale Moon and Firefox so I can use DownThemAll to download images and YouTube video downloading extensions. Rarely use Chrome.

Samsung Browser, Brave, Chrome, and Firefox on my phone.

 

[OnceSetThisCannotChange]

Moved to Brave from FF last year on all platforms. Long time FF user, but changes over last two years, and particularly this year made me break the habit.

 

[wra18th]

FF most of the time, Chrome and Edge for anything from work.

 

[ElementDave]

Firefox.

No love for Lynx?

 

[Deleted member 322484]

Chrome. Too many things at work only works properly in Chrome.

 

[FrgMstr]

are they any GOOD alternatives to the norm? I cant fix my FF issues even after a clean install and dont want to use edge or chrome.

I would start looking for one that corrects capitalization, punctuation, and grammar.

 

[Westwood]

I would start looking for one that corrects capitalization, punctuation, and grammar.

You're just plain mean.

 

[Furious Nerd]

Tried them all aside from Safari. Edge and Firefox for me. But I go Firefox because they are important for what they've done and I like MS but want to support the big players as little as possible because the big players typically harm the system overall in one way or another, and the whole *poly thing comes into play.

I'd use Min as a daily driver if it supported Widevine streaming for Hulu, Netflix. That's the biggest barrier of entry for browsers to me. Only the major players have DRM support and I like my X-Files.

 

[Quickstrike]

I'm used to the Chrome interface and extensions.

 

[brs677]

I go with Brave. I really liked Vivaldi but I ran into the same problem with it as I did with FF and Chrome, after a while it would use way too much memory even with only a couple tabs open

 

[BillShiphrr]

Chrome. Still the best IMHO

 

[70 Polara]

Waterfox and Iridium here for me. Iridium is Chromium based but tweaked for privacy and seems to work well, been using it for awhile now.

https://iridiumbrowser.de/

 

[Frank Mayers]

Mostly Chrome but trying to get used to Mozilla

 

[harvestor]

Firefox for all the extensions/addons, will be looking into brave for future use.