What browser does /g/ use

>>51449440
Vivaldi.

why. stop being so nosey

tor

Masterrace Safari.

>>51449440
firefox

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because I can

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i use mini bowser

>>51449713
Metaphor for your penis? Should have gone with Micro-soft

PALE MEME
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>>51449696
>Proprietary evil botnet browser
>Lovely website that lives off of donations, is open to contributions and and doesn't serve ads
The irony!

>>51449440
Mozzarella on Fire fucks

It's enough for muh browsing

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Chrome

>>51449913
>Botnet

>>51449913
>Botnet

>>51449440
firefox w/ vimperator

Yandex

Naked browser

>>51449913
>Botnet

>>51449440
Opera

Safari with the new content blockers is faster than any other browser with any other adblocker. Plus it integrates better with other apple devices

>>51449945 >>51450029
What botnet, guys?

firefox

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Chrome Canary.

Iceweasel and Lynx.

Chrome. It's just easier to manage my 3 Gmail accounts, I never have to sign out.

Consider using Firefox or a more privacy friendly rebrand thereof with a password manager with 2FA.

As a rule of thumb:
Password manager with 2FA > local session cookies > manually retyping passwords

Password manager with 2FA: Best practice. Generate high entropy passwords for individual websites and services. Automate logging in by using a password manager, locked by a master password you remember to unlock your vault (don't enable 'remember password') and your 2FA key (something you physically have). Master password may get compromised, but without your 2FA key it's still useless.

Local session cookies: Pleb practise. When used with high entropy passwords, you don't need to keep logging in.

Manually retyping passwords: Worst practice. This gets very tedious and as a result you're likely to pick poor entropy passwords, which you typically reuse for multiple services and websites.

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>>51449440
Waterfox

Caf chromium on Android
Chromium on not android

Qupzilla

>>51449446
/thread

>>51449440
safari or vivaldi, chrome if I need maximum compatibility.

my linux machine doesn't have flash installed at all. my macs only have it in chrome/vivaldi.

>>51449752
lol.

>>51453679
Sidetabs are olev. I wish they'd make a mode where they behaved exactly like omniweb.

Omniweb was the living shit back in the 2000's.

>>51453631
>CAF


Will they get it back on the Google Play store? So it can auto-update?

>>51453721
Never google is jelly

Internet Explorer

Who seamonkey here?
I like it that it has integrated email client so I get my emails fast without having icedove use up space in the task bar.

>>51449913
>Botnet

Firefox developer edition
normal edition is for plebs

Firefox, although I feel like Mozilla is trying to fuck my ass lately.

>>51449440
luakit

>>51449487
tor isn't a browser you edgy faggot

>>51449446
>falling for the meme

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IE double 1

interwebs explorer

>>51449440
firefox+pentadactyl
Though seriously, if some other browser implemented Pentadactyl/Vimperator-like plugin with all their power, UBlock, Rikaisama and Greasemonkey (for 4chanX), I would switch in a heartbeat.
Unfortunately, such an alternative doesn't exist now, and even the primary option will probably stop existing soon due to XUL being cut out.

>>51450448
Are the new blockers available on desktop safari?

>>51456291
It is dumbass

>>51453842
I've always heard good things about the SeaMonkey browser but I'm hesitant to have to get all of the other bundled stuff. Are the built-in email and IRC clients good enough to be worth it?

Also is SeaMonkey still free and non-snooping, unlike the unfortunate fate that has befallen FireFox?

Opera 12.16

i use internet

>>51457094
>built in email
It's Thunderbird built into your browser.
>IRC client
I haven't used it, but it can be removed if you don't like it. It's just the ChatZilla extension preinstalled

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Safari

>>51449440
What browser should a privacyfag like me get?

>>51449440
Firefox while screaming and cursing.

>>51459287
GNU/icecat

Xombrero.

>>51449440

Iceweasel for life

[spoiler]and occasionally seamonkey - better for working on html, which I do rarely [/spoiler]

IE6 on Windows 98.

Comfy browsing, all the toolbars help me search for dank memes

Pale Moon, because Firefox had to become a botnet clone.

Trying out Seamonkey currently desu

>>51453484
Based, without jewgle botnet.
>>51450448
Thanks for posting, just filtered your trip.

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Pale moon.

Im suprised that no more gentoomen use it,Its works with all my tinfoil hat meme addons,its fast.
And best of all,it DOESNT CONSTANTLY UPDATES for some bullshit crap the sjw jews want to shove down my slimey throat.

>>51460009
>can't play streams
>good browser

Mice Neme

>>51459900
That's not a trip

>>51449440
Chrome because I'm a lazy fuck

Vivaldi. As Mozilla is hellbent into creating Chrome 2 and there is no other browser around with a similar non native UI around (no, Firefox forks will not be able to keep their customizable UI in the future) Vivaldi is my way to go.

Just added some nice color to the toolbar buttons with a simple line of CSS!

.button-toolbar.back, .button-toolbar.forward, .button-toolbar.next, .button-toolbar.rewind, .button-toolbar.reload, .button-toolbar.home, #tabs-container .trash {
-webkit-filter: sepia(100%) hue-rotate(88deg) saturate(3) brightness(40%) !important;
}

>>51460009

I would use it if I hadn't gotten used to the new Firefox layout already. I used Pale Moon for like two minutes and the first thing that happened is that I dragged and dropped a tab into the bookmarks toolbar when I tried to move it around (which there isn't a risk of in modern FF).

But yeah, it feels a bit faster than regular Firefox, and it's less of a resource hog.

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Here you see the beauty of a non native UI - Too bad that Mozilla decided to create a Chrome clone and Opera too.

>>51460153
Acknowledging != excuse

>>51449913
>Botnet

>>51450848
Jesus fucking Christ the last pic and this one's font rendering makes me see how shitty Windows' rendering is. Is there any way to get crispy rendering on Windows?