Firefox — Everyone loves to play armchair CEO and dictate the ills of the company. But I think they do so because Firefox is largely the only independent rendering engine and with Google's foothold on browsers (to protect their ad revenue) I'm nervous about the future of Blink. Independent players are always good for competition.
I use Chrome majorly because I like how it feels and I'm used to it.
But I wanted to stream football (soccer) and NBA games on my phone and the ad pop ups on the streaming sites were too much, I used Brave and the ad-blocking feature is amazing.
Been using Firefox + uBlock Origin for a few years now. The container tabs feature is underrated for separating work/personal contexts. That said, if you want something that just works out of the box with built-in ad blocking, Brave is a solid choice. The tradeoff is you are trusting Brave with your browsing data (they have an ad platform).
yes, finally. So good to see another independent browser engine around. I am watching their monthly progress videos on YT and it is quite amazing how well the project has evolved IMO
Firefox — Everyone loves to play armchair CEO and dictate the ills of the company. But I think they do so because Firefox is largely the only independent rendering engine and with Google's foothold on browsers (to protect their ad revenue) I'm nervous about the future of Blink. Independent players are always good for competition.
Firefox, not even a consideration. With ublock origin, there's nothing that beats it.
For a second browser Vivaldi.
Is never consider any browser linked to an advertising company like Google, Microsoft, or brave.
I use Chrome majorly because I like how it feels and I'm used to it.
But I wanted to stream football (soccer) and NBA games on my phone and the ad pop ups on the streaming sites were too much, I used Brave and the ad-blocking feature is amazing.
LibreWolf if not on the Apple ecosystem. Safari in that case. Mostly for a mix of privacy and efficiency.
I prefer Firefox as it is still the only feasible non-chromium alternative.
I have been a firefox user for more than two decades - since it was called Pheonix and later Firebird.
Brave, Vivaldi or Helium. If you want another browser engine, then wait for Ladybird 1.0, or try Kagi's Orion if you use Mac.
Been using Firefox + uBlock Origin for a few years now. The container tabs feature is underrated for separating work/personal contexts. That said, if you want something that just works out of the box with built-in ad blocking, Brave is a solid choice. The tradeoff is you are trusting Brave with your browsing data (they have an ad platform).
Anything that can run uBO proper. So, Firefox.
Brave and it is not even close. Only browser where I do not need to adjust privacy settings out of the box. On Firefox I need to go hunt for flags...
Just turn off crypto stuff and off you go. Brave Origin will fix that.
cromite with ublock dns https://my.ublockdns.com/q8i6s34n no calling home
I'm used to work with Chrome and so far it's the best for me, i like how it sync with my Android mobile.
Firefox has solid and capable cross-platform sync
I think the best browser is whichever one stays out of way.For me lately that's Brave too.
Zen browser - based on Firefox
Ladybird coming soon)
yes, finally. So good to see another independent browser engine around. I am watching their monthly progress videos on YT and it is quite amazing how well the project has evolved IMO
I waiting for it release
I use Vivaldi, which is chromium based
Mullvad Browser
I use Helium.
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