Just firefox really, never had any real issues
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Firefox for Android doesn't use chrome and has extensions including adblockers
That also makes it the ideal YouTube app for Android
There is like 2 browsers, Firefox, or all the chromium based ones?
That's pretty much it for Android currently. There are a few more choices for PC.
There is a new browser in development called Ladybird, but a stable release is still years away and they are focusing on desktop support first.
ironfox + ublock
fDroid repository = https://fdroid.ironfoxoss.org/fdroid/repo
firefox klar
for sites that i don't visit regularly which need java & cookies
fDroid guardianProject repository = https://guardianproject.info/fdroid/repo
I use the one that's funded by Google.
I see what you did there
i use fennec f-droid with ublock origin and numatrix
I primarily use Firefox
Firefox. My daily driver is an iPhone and I just use Safari there, but we have uBlock Origin Lite now. But on Android it's Firefox with full fat uBlock Origin. As it happens, I'm on the Android device now! I love its keyboard so much. Apple couldn't make a keyboard to save their arse if it came to it.
I tried iOS for about 5 months and the absolute worst part was the horrendous keyboard...
Define "best"?
Ironfox I think
EDIT : typo
Netscape Navigator 1.0. I think there's probably an update for it now.
Ironfox is ok. Though it's not fully open source (the ui isn't) I use Vivaldi
Not much people know Iceraven, yet its pretty good android web browser I can trll. Extensions make it even better :)
Mull for everyday-use or Vanadium for pages which need a chromium-based browser
Isn't mull discontinued? Work on it is continuing as IronFox
oh, thx, I missed that news. time to change
DuckDuckGo, i like the "burn everything" animation (and functionality, but mostly the animation)
Is it open source though?
Edit: Yes it is. https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/open-source/opensource-overview
Iceraven for browsing, Ironfox for anything that screams "don't open this", Fennec for stored logins only and Cromite if I ever needed a Chromium browser.
Waterfox. For really powerless machines dillo or "links2 -g."
For android I just use firefox.
I've liked to use Fennec for few months now.
Vanadium on phone and hardened Firefox on laptop.
Firefox and DuckDuckGo.
I use Fennec F-Droid with uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, Decentraleyes, and HTTPS Everywhere.
Though sometimes I've contemplated switching to the Guardian Project's Firefox Klar
Every browser that I know of is open source. But I use Orion!
I love Orion! It's a little clunky but I love being able to use the full UBlock Origin.
Ironfox. Not particularly happy with it, though. Websites keep breaking.
you can give sites some slack from settings > ironfox settings
more info ☞ https://gitlab.com/ironfox-oss/IronFox/-/blob/dev/docs/FAQ.md
waterfox is pretty good.
waterfox seems to have a partnership with ecosia which shares your information with microsoft
I use Ultimatum. It's more sirious take on Chromium with extension support, which was only a test.
IronFox for Android, at least until Google blocks it, and LibreWolf for desktop.
Best is subjective and recommendations would depend on your use case. Iceraven is my primary.
Vanadium for web apps, Cromite with auto delete for random websites, and IronFox with various plugins for web searches
Ironfox & Vanadium as main search, and Tor as the default, for opening links.
StartPage browser and one simply named Browser with a blue shield icon
Firefox since v1.0.1 RC :)
All browsers are based on an opensource model, even google chrome. A privacy respecting, fully opensource browser, in my opinion LibreWolf, make sure you can update it semi-automatically. If not Arkenfox or Brave.