what browser do you use

[spaceghost]

what browser do you use and why

 

[spaceghost]

dont even need a reason im just curious to see what people use

 

[naa]

Google Chrome because I'm in too deep
what about you?

 

[spaceghost]

Google Chrome because I'm in too deep
what about you?

i use opera and recently switched over to opera gx. pretty good stuff you should check it out for real

 

[naa]

i use opera and recently switched over to opera gx. pretty good stuff you should check it out for real

I don't think I've ever tried opera, I should totally check it out thanks for the recommendation

 

[Vaporweeb]

Been using Firefox for years. Lightweight and fast.
Pretty cool that Mozilla is so privacy-focused as well.

 

[spaceghost]

I don't think I've ever tried opera, I should totally check it out thanks for the recommendation

no probs

 

[spaceghost]

Been using Firefox for years. Lightweight and fast.
Pretty cool that Mozilla is so privacy-focused as well.

yes i used to use firefox and nothing else. The lightweight and privacy aspects were the best, makes sense why tor browser uses a lot of the code that firefox uses to run its browser

 

[IlluminatiPirate]

I use chrome mostly because I have alot of extensions on it but Ive been thinking about brave browser.

 

[eco]

yes i used to use firefox and nothing else. The lightweight and privacy aspects were the best, makes sense why tor browser uses a lot of the code that firefox uses to run its browser

I switched from Firefox I think for like school or something because I lot of the browsers apps I needed for classes wouldn't load in anything but chrome but I never returned and I probably should

 

[RavOaks]

Firefox and it's derivatives like Pale Moon and Basilisk are my preferred browsers. I also really like Brave and Vivaldi for Chrome-based browsers. So usually I have a mixture between the lot of them on any given system with xbrowsersync for my bookmarks.

 

[orthodoxxx]

Pretty cool that Mozilla is so privacy-focused as well.

It's not
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/firefox.html

 

[whiteVHS]

LibreWolf is my browser of choice (think of it as like de-Mozilla'd Firefox), Brave is my backup in case some site acts up and needs a chromium browser to function.

 

[7Pebbles]

I use Firefox, usually with the arkenfox user.js. I have uBlockOrigin, and Multi-Account Containers. I keep Brave around usually, just to have the option available. I also have the TOR Browser available, but I rarely use it; its sorta just a matter of principle for me.

I tried out a minimal browser called Nyxt yesterday. It was odd but definitely developed by someone who likes vim and/or emacs. It wasn't quite the thing for me, but it was definitely interesting.

I also keep a couple of terminal based browsers around, mostly for fun.

 

[Voicedrew]

Firefox, although I have been dabbling with Palemoon recently

 

[scroll]

I use a number of browsers, but mostly Brave. It's hard to live without chromium extensions.

 

[pronoundisrespecter]

I use Librewolf and Firefox, with the latter being used for my normie email. Though I use Librewolf significantly more (with uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger as add-ons) for all my fun and anon stuff. I like that it's privacy focused but still with the Firefox feel, though sometimes websites break on it but that's once in a blue moon.

 

[lain is here]

Recently I switched to Firefox after my adblocker on Chrome kept failing to work on YouTube videos. That was the last straw and I finally made the jump. Currently loving Firefox, though I do notice it's a tad slower than Chrome. Though I'm happy to tolerate that all things considered.

 

[koreatis]

I am switching between ungoogled-chromium , Firefox and safari. My main driver is ungoodled-chromium with obvious extensions like uBlock or NoScript

 

[Ardea]

Abrowser or Surf. First thing in the morning I will generally read the news in Newsboat, occasionally using Lynx if it's a longer article.