Android Browsers

>>52387450
Use lightning browser

>>52387450
Try puffin

>>52387582
Same problems, and more (such as 4chan becoming non-mobile friendly)
>>52387597
In terms of the issues I had with other browsers, it was fine, but it brought more issues, mainly not requesting for mobile sites, and when zooming out too fast, it has to re-render the surrounding page.

I was less wondering about getting a downloaded browser, and more wondering if anyone else understands why and if I'm alone in liking how the stock is compared to others.

Opera is still the best browser

>>52387859
That was one I tried before, again, slippery and less responsive.

>>52387450
The only right answer is Firefox for Android. Use Chrome/default only for compatibilitiy issues.

Only Firefox has add-ons.

Kek you all fell for it. "Browser" is the best mobile Internet browser, cucks

>>52387978
So, is there is an add-on to help with my inconvenience?

>>52388047
If your inconvenience is dicks up your anus, I suggest you quit being a faggot OP.

>>52388085
Okay.

If your phone has a snapdragon processor, you should be using the snapdragon optimised chromium browser. No other options.

If you're phone does NOT have a snapdragon SoC, then pick between chrome, lighting or Firefox. I'll go through the basics of each one here.

Chrome
>most convenient sync features
>fast

Firefox
>pretty slow
>full extension support

Lightning
>in built ad blocker
>fast
>lacking some features/poor design (Opening multiple tabs is a pain in the ass with this browser, or even switching tabs, etc.)

Personally, the snapdragon chromium browser is the best by far. It's faster than everything else, has the same convenience as chrome, is open source, has an ad blocker, and it even has a night mode.

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