Firefox on desktop, Opera on my phone.

>>108640649
what's it to you

>>108640649
Librewolf. I've tried some others like floorp but I always end up back on librewolf, I think because it's familiar and the extra features alternatives offer don't interest me enough

>>108640649
Chrome because it is integrated with Gemini.

>>108641138
nu-/g/, everyone

>>108640649
>>108641077
Use case?

I use plain Chrome. You may hate ads but seriously Chrome is the only safe and effective way to browse the internet it is literally made by Google the biggest internet company in the world so they know how to keep you secure online so I think it's better to just see some ads every now and then than to risk it and install browsers made by who knows really and using extentions that could very likely be malicious like Firefox and so on.

Zen and Vivaldi

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>>108641198
You can watch a nice talk by my browser maintainer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbawVeKFLMc

Thank you Landry. I love you. I mean it.

Pic unrelated. It's an architecture I was working on.

>>108640649
Brave
Brave Nightly
Helium
Chrome

any other Chromium browsers I should try?

>>108641250
Why both Brave and Brave nighty?

>>108641185
Huh

>>108640649
Librewolf, I like that it has a fast setup and doesn't have bloat

>>108641272
Brave Beta too. I need more browsers.
I've used Brave nightly for a while and it's basically the same as the basic Brave browser

Vivaldi. having infinite, never-deleting browsing history is OP

>>108641543
What do you mean?

Edge and Waterfox

>>108641644
you can set your browser history to never delete on Vivalid, i dont know any other browsers that let you do this. chrome and brave only let you set it to 3 months max before deleting i believe

>>108640649
Qutebrowser on laptop.
Librewolf on desktop.
Brave on mobile.

Waterfox, Firefox and Brave.
Waterfox is main, Firefox for some stuff that breaks on Waterfox (and it's easier to keep some extensions installed only on firefox or waterfox), and Brave for stuff that breaks on both.

FireFox
Edge on battery (laptop)
Tried out Librewolf and Helium. Both just feel slow for whatever reason.
Once Waterfox implements native adblocking (similar to Brave). I will try it again.

On Android I use Elixir.

recently discovered that Waterfox is based on FF-ESR, so some shit was broken for basically no reason for the last few months. I went in and gutted the Mozilla telemetry myself and am back to regular FF after trying Floorp and several other browser forks.

>>108640649
I was using waterfox for awhile but they are actually maintained by a proprietary company so I jumped to Ironfox, another opensource Firefox fork with emphasis on privacy. It won't work with Google APIs so I just use Brave for that sincs I have given up on trying to avoid Google entirely.

>>108640649
Safari for personal
Chrome for work
Arc for work
Firefox for social (Discord + Urbit)
Brave for testing this one site in because it’s Chromium but not Chrome
on Debian I use Firefox ESR and Brave when ESR doesn’t cut the mustard

>>108640649
I want to use netscape, but imposible in this economy

>>108642713
I used Nutscrape Cumeater back in the day
Firefox was better
You missed nothing

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>>108642133
No you absolute numbskull. Every browser stores history indefinitely.

I used waterfox a long time ago, then it got bought by some company and better alternatives popped up.
What's the point? Floorp and Zen are there as well. Did it get better? I heard something about them trying to shove adblocking in but when uBlock Origin has no issues on firefox based web browsers, what's the point?

>>108640649
>faggot uses bloated version of FF
just use stock and turn off features yourself its not hard

what do you think these "special" variants do

>>108640649
Abrowser, Librewolf and when Ladybird is stable and has all I need, I switch to it.

>>108640649
I've been using 'hardened' Firefox since ~2009, had zero issues with it since then to this day.
Alongside Firefox I use debloated Brave since ~2018 for specific tasks, also have zero issues with it since then to this day.
Firefox and Brave are the only web browsers worth using in my opinion, that is, if you like configuring/debloating things, tried many others and they do not come close to these two.

>>108643786
Waterfox has reverted back to being an independent project 3 years ago

Helium and Safari

>>108640649
>>108642210
Why do you use waterfox? just install firefox + (optional) betterfox
they are for some reason implementing brave shields into their browser, which is retarded, because ubo is miles better.

>>108641195
any chromium browser has the exact same security benefits as regular chrome. just use brave

>>108642290
Librewolf is made to protect the users privacy, if you dont care about it then this browser aint for you. itll be slower, very inconvenient to use, amongst other stuff.

idk why helium was slow on your end, its also made for privacy in mind but its as fast as chrome, brave or any other chromium browser.

>>108643893
I guess that's good but I still fail to see how it's any better than the newer alternatives honestly

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A lot of people seem to ask why Waterfox, here's why, a lot of normies love built-in ad-blockers that are inferior to uBO and uBO Lite.

>>108640649
stock firefox with ublock.
it tried chrome but it had too much ads, denied me ublock and violetmonkey didnt work out of the box

>>108643786
The original owner bought Waterfox back. He plans to ad native Brave-like adblocking. Actually a good idea to stand out from the rest.

>>108643916
>Why do you use waterfox?
No AI spyware or Rust code

>>108643997
We'll see if it's any better than uBlock Origin, the only reason Brave implementing such a feature makes it stand out is because of manifest v3 and the eventual removal of v2 support for third party chromium based web browsers specifically.

>>108644025
I doubt it but normalfags will love it. Especially if he does it on Android.

>>108643997
>Actually a good idea to stand out from the rest.
which is a shame, it hurts my soul deeply when people say to use brave because "it blocks ads" when brave's whole spiel is to replace websites' ads with their own ads (the BAT stuff)...
i like waterfox so power to them for trying this approach and hopefully in a way that isn't disrespectful to webdevs, but yk

tell me again why we let webvsites run what amounts to virtual machines on our computers

I used librewolf for a long time but it kept causing issues especially when I was doing shit on normie websites basically I think it is overkill so now I just use default Firefox I go through the settings and make it as secure as possible and install ublock and it is honestly perfect.

>>108640649
I use waterfox on my android phone because it allows me to have an actual user interface without the gay purple pastel nonsense UI

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>>108642133
>you can set your browser history to never delete on Vivalid, i dont know any other browsers that let you do this
Cromite

>>108643916
>Why do you use a browser that's better out of the box instead of a browser which requires a configuration file with 10,000 lines to make it usable?
Gee I wonder what it could possibly be.

>>108642488
No they aren't so

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Safari - online banking
Firefox - web dev and regular browsing
Chrome - for testing

>>108640649
Firefox on desktop, Brave on mobile (Android)

>>108646248
Why something different on mobile?

whats the difference between waterfox and librewolf

>>108646271
I switched recently and the difference is night and day. Websites are snappy, Bitwarden integration is better. Firefox was unusable in comparison. Also, Brave has official releases in F-Droid. Firefox is just bad on Android.

>>108640649
Firefox with custom settings/user.js
I used Librewolf before but after seeing what kind of people the devs were I left

>>108640649
Safari
Firefox
Edge
Basilisk/Serpent
Pale Moon/New Moon

Depending on the device and the occasion

>>108642713
The closet you'll get to modern Netscape is Pale Moon with a theme and the Netscape branding. There's some documentation on how to get Pale Moon more Netscape-like here: https://franklindm.github.io/docs/moonscape/readme.htm

>>108646652
That makes sense. I agree, I tried Firefox for Android and the experience was just terrible. I use waterfox now. I hear they're integrating brave shields, which I'm not really too interested in, since it still supports the full version of uBlock Origin. But the real reason I use it is because I can't get over the stupid purple theming and unusable interface that Firefox forces on you.

>>108649561
incorrect. SeaMonkey is a much more full-featured and faster web browser that isn't just an ancient version of Mozilla with a bunch of hacky patches and rebranding maintained by one person. It also comes with the default Netscape communicator 4.8 theme which is very iconic and has the same general layout.

>>108646586
Out of the box, waterfox is less locked down, but has less website issues than librewolf. Librewolf has more under the hood changes that break userchrome scripts

Brave. Gotta kill the youtube ads

>Main PC
Firefox for this shithole
Opera for everything else (since 2016/2017)
Easy files is the only reason why i haven't dropped it

>Laptop
Pale Moon
Librewolf (rarely used)

>Phone
Firefox but only for work

>>108640649
>desktop
vanilla firefockses
luakit
palemoon is gud and lightweight, but seeing .moonchild production in ~ is.... it didn't have doh support too, like the fuck???? can be solved with proxyfoxy + privoxy though.
>phone
brave is better, but the adblock is fucking sucks. so sumtimes i switch to iceraven for taming hentai/manhwa sites that plagued with gigajilion ads.

>>108646218
>Safari - online banking
why?

>>108651289
>firefockses
>gud
>is fucking sucks
>sumtimes
>gigajillion
Dude

>>108640649
Konqueror

>>108651303
system sandboxing and touch ID

>>108640649
Brave for most stuff.
Firefox for a couple of specific things I want to keep separate.
Old version of Waterfox with NoScript for dodging loginwalls and paywalls.
I guess I still have Konquerer and Links installed, but I don't really have much reason to use them.

>>108640649
I just fux water

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>>108640649
>they picked that logo over this one

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>safari
mobile browising
>zen
day-to-day usage, the one i bank with
>opera portable
for stuff zen cant open (usually drm stuff foids wanna watch on netflix or whatever)

>>108652067
God forbid

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>>108640649
I used to use waterfox before I realized that using hardened firefox is just better. I guess I kinda miss private tabs.

>>108640649
Helium, Brave Android, and Elixir Browser

On Thorium right now. Firefox browsers are too clunky for me and I actually use the "install page as an app" functionality in Chrome browsers.
Like you can "install discord" without actually installing Discord and get the bonus of addons without installing some tranny's hacks.

Brave! I'm considering purchasing Brave Origin however do not know if it's 100% worth the investment.

>>108652371
You do know Brave Origin is just de-bloated Brave, you can just de-bloat your current Brave if you really want to use that web browser and you're still on Windows/macOS.
Also Brave Origin is free on GNU/+Linux, which I guess is what most people use here so that's cool I guess.

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>>108640649
I just use firefox always and on every platform.