Which browsers do you use?
palemoon on my desktop and laptop
icecatmobile on my phone
>>59930650
t. furry
>>59930656
nope
>>59930614
Opera on Windows desktop
Nightly on Arch ThinkPad
I use primarily Internet Explorer 10 ama
Opera
>>59930614
Opera ever since my botnet browser stopped working (chrome)
>>59930929
Opera is a Chinese botnet (which by extension is a CIA botnet)
Firefox and Opera 95/5 on my PC
>desktop/laptop
Opera 12.16, SeaMonkey, TenFourFox, depending on the platform
>mobile
BB10OS stock browser
Any thoughts on Vivaldi? Runs great so far for me.
Desktop
Ungoogled chromium
Laptop
Chrome (might download ungoogled)
Phone
Chrome or free AdBlock browser
Google Chrome
Brave and polarity
>>59931574
Ugly icon.
>>59930614
I have really high hopes for Servo. As much of a meme as Rust is, the fact Chrome Firefox and Edge all get multiple security updates every month is nearly always a C related deficiency.
>>59930614
cutebrowser for my desktop and brave for my phone.
>>59930614
Chrome
>>59932013
*qutebroser not cutebrowser
>>59930614
Ungoogled Chromium is my new jam. It's the fastest one for me, and it do (almost) everything Firefox was doing.
Opera. I'm just too used to it to change now
>>59930614
unironically v
f for 4chin, animu, mango and porn
>>59931574
f2 is goat
They keep adding stuff, sometimes useless, but it can be pretty ineresting.
Different kind of screenshots support was nice, so are history stats.
I like that they are trying to do something new instead of following the chrome way.
It sucks a bit about the less performance, but it's not so bad.
Chrome and Opera
Chrome for regular browsing and Opera when I watch streams.
Will definitely switch to Brave whenever they add more features. Just can't justify the switch in its current state.
>>59930614
Switched to waterfox a few months back and I like it so much better then chrome
>>59930614
Cyberfox and Waterfox right now. Waterfox updates easier, seems to shit the bed less with lots of tabs, but will occasionally lock up with certain websites.
>>59930614
firefox and chrome
IceDragon
Vivaldi
It's literally the perfect browser except it isn't FOSS
>>59932220
>waterfox
Stop using it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterfox
>>59931911
Rust is a meme?
>>59930614
Palemoon on laptop
Ungoogle chromium on desktop
>>59932577
>performance is the only reason why you would use an alternate browser
The best one
>>59930614
Firefox and Seamonkey
Firefox.
I like supporting a free and open internet.
>>59932785
>he literally defends placebo-fox
Waterfox is just slower firefox 64-bit with new icon and name. Firefox Nightly after disabling telemetry is truly a patrician choice.
>>59932871
But isn't nightly prone to crashing?
>>59932936
It werks for me. If you really don't want it to crash, update it only when there's new release(aka when 55.0a1 gets bumped to 56.0a1).
Still Firefox, as long as there's no decent webkit2gtk-based browser on Linux that's neither a complete mess (Epiphany) nor ricing galore (uzbl-browser).
>>59930614
chromium
started using Opera for built-in vpn, literally just learned i'm retarded.
what's a better free option to not be tracked by ISP?
i unironically use chrome since i was a kid back in 2009.
Chromium master race
>>59930941
When the fuck CIA started working with China?
>>59933390
Right? Fucking news to me.
Still made me distrust Opera, what best hidey browser?
Iceweasel on Parabola GNU/Linux-libre and Firefox Nightly on Mint, Windows and Android
>>59932871
Not that Anon but I'm curious about how can someone remove Firefox's telemetry, mind telling me?
Firefox
I'll admit its had many rough patches but the current build appears to be stable.
>>59933698
install palemoon
>>59932577
>citing a wikipedia article citing results from a test half a decade ago
top tard
>Buy cheap power supply
>goes pop a few weeks later
>buy another one
>same thing happens
>salvage one from a case neighbor threw out
>ran for years until upgrading
>>59933817
Oh, that's it? Meh, I wanted the actual knowledge since I already use Pale Moon.
Currently using SeaMonkey as it fills the void firefox had left in me.
>>59930918
>>59930929
this isn't 2012, Anon, Opera has been shit since 2013.
>>59933823
Run your own tests and post them here then
Chrome
I've been a firefox user for a long time, but I recently switched to Iridium.
What's better between Ungoogled Chromium and Iridium?
>>59930929
How the hell did you break Chrome, and why did you install Opera rather than reinstalling it?
Pale Moon.
Opera sucked after 12 and using Chrome makes me feel dirty.
I was all about Vivaldi for the last month but the sidepanel was beginning to irritate me.
Back to Firefox! This Omnibar addon works better anyway.
>>59930614
Chromium.
Edge if I need Flash. IE if I need Silverlight.
>desktop
Trying out Vivaldi right now. Might retry Otter, too.
Still looking for a proper replacement for Opera 12.x
Also, Opera 12.x as mail client.
>Laptop
Also looking for a replacement, this time for dwb.
Feels like I'm in browser hell right now with nothing quite appealing to me.
>mfw I just want an actively developed free software browser with a standards-adherent core and fully customizable Interface, menu, mouse gestures, keys including some sort of hint system and vim-like controls to use without mouse
>>59933342
Opera's "free VPN" is a transparent web proxy. It's completely useless from a privacy perspective and your ISP can still monitor all your traffic. There's absolutely no substitute for a paid VPN, which also needs to provide DNS leak protection if you don't want your ISP snooping on you even then.
>>59930614
firecucks
>>59930614
chrome on some most of browsing
firefox for backup/any flash
>inb4 muh but it isn't ungoogled or muh botnet
>>59933698dom.enable_performance = false
datareporting.healthreport.service.enabled = false
datareporting.healthreport.uploadEnabled
toolkit.telemetry.enabled = false
toolkit.telemetry.unified = false
Ungoogled-chromium and Nightly on desktop
Lightning on Android
Furrymoon on my desktop.
>>59934136
No idea, just stopped loading pages unless I refreshed them 3 times, still happened after I reinstalled so I tried Edge for a while but the lack of adblock was a deal breaker so I moved to opera.
Opera Neon is great
the stable chromium 64-bit build for windows
>the best balance of privacy, botnet & extensions
>>59930614
Waterfox on my desktop and laptop
Brave on my phone.
>>59930614
Waterfox for when I'm not too paranoid. Tor when I am.
Firefox on mobile unless paranoid then use orbot with orfox.
>>59930614
how many layers of botnet are you on my dude?
>>59930614
Firefox nightly on desktop.
Pale moon on shitty old laptop.
CS browser on Android phone (it's a fully open source CAF chromium build)
>>59930614
Firefox Stable on Linux (I couldn't figure out why Nightly doesn't auto-update)
Nightly on Android.
Firefox on desktop/laptop
Chrome on Android
Opera developer
Opera for general use
M$ Edge for video playback since ((kaby lake)) doesn't hardware decode in anything else
>>59930614
Firefox on PC and my laptops, Chrome on my phone.
>>59930614
chrome for the longest time but its just such a memory whore, Ive downlaoded Opera today and will give it a try
Opera on Linux. It has builtin VPN
Pale Moon, Slimjet and Vivaldi on my various machines. But Pale Moon is the most important I believe. One of the only indie browsers not based on Chromium and still carrying the dream that Mozilla abandoned
>>59936685
>chrome on android
Why? Firefox is superior in every respect.
>>59937290
Lightning beats both.
>>59937290
Nightly user here. It has many flaws like you can't delete download history list on exit without deleting the files from system.
I've been changing browsers a lot lately.
I did use Brave but its lack of features and the fact that with each update it seemed to block less and less shit i stopped using it.
Went back to Firefox but it ran like trash.
Trying out Iridium now.
>>59938374
Run Nightly mate. Supports 64-bit.
Netscape
Qutebrowser and Links.
>>59934902
How do you like Vivaldi? I've used it for almost a year now and find it very comfy.
>>59938855
Shitty icon
Nightly for desktop, but I just use the botnet chrome for the ocassional nightly problem. It just werks for a day or two until nightly updates.
naked for my phone
Pyongyang Touch
>>59938529
Every decent browser supports 64bit.
>>59932936
It works fine for me
However, for some reason several of my add-ons stopped working. They work fine in beta, just not nightly
i use brave, works quite well
The only thing worthy of my use is Internet Explorer 5 via Wine
firefox, firefox dev edition, chromium, vivaldi
finally made the switch to ungoogled chromium
only took about 20 minutes to get everything set up right and get all my extensions set up
love it
will still use opera for streams though. that pop out feature of opera is amazing.
>>59935421
You're not supposed to actually use it
>>59941508
what pop out feature
>>59941758
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WluCUKKWLRs
pretty good feature if you only have one monitor like me, otherwise its pretty useless
>>59941823
This is cool
>>59941823
Can't believe it took that long for someone to make that. If I've felt the the need for something like that I've just had to use a separate window for the video
Firefox on Void Linux.
>there are people on /g/ who still use chrome
>>59930614
Waterfox
>>59930650
Not a bad choice either
>>59932871
I like my addons to not break all the time. Nightly is shit. Waterfox is king and not made by SJWs. Also why disable telemetry when Waterfox has that stripped out right out of the box?
Nik's Chromium.
Anybody have a good Android browser that can be customized like Firefox on desktop? I use Habit browser currently. Lot's to customize but sadly no addons. Wish Firefox on Android wasn't a less shitty Chrome
ug-chromium would be my first choice if it has bookmark drawer on the left, since it haven't it is Firefox.
>>59942947
Firefox bases are king but would only use a fork. Waterfox, Palememe, Cyberfox (dead after 57). Don't trust the SJW infested shithole
>>59942694
How the fuck does Floe get away with restreaming?
>>59942861
Firefox is the only one I've seen that has addons.
I'm using Brave and it has adblock and https everywhere built-in. Not very customizable at this point though.
>>59943004
He's a jew.
Laptop
Safari
Desktop
Safari
Tablet
Safari
Phone
Safari
>>59943016
Fuck. Firefox has a shit UI and I can't do much with it. I'll checkout brave. Guessing it's basically a chrome-copy visually?
Might just fork Firefox and manually fix their UI. Got enough Android experience for simple XML modification.
>>59943624
>not using Opera Coast on iOS
>>59930614
Opera for everyday browsing and Safari for Netflix
do that many people really use opera? or are we getting shilled?
>>59930614
Opera has a built in VPN. It's also phree.
10 years from now when you either (1) can't get a job because Google blacklisted you by offering your browsing history for sale, or (2) you are in gaol for not fapping trap porn the minimum of 1x a week, you will regret not using Opera.
I used to use Firefox until it started being a laggy piece of shit on both my desktop and my laptop. Now I just use chrome
>>59944359
>I used to be straight, but the instant a woman rejected my sexual advances, I became a sodomite.
Now I exclusively have sex with men's buttholes.
>>59930614
Vivaldi and Edge
>>59944395
Firefox is super laggy. Sue me
Opera on desktop so zhong li can steal my info and Lightning on mobile.
>>59932144
>>59938374
How's brave for privacy? It's supposed to be good right? Haven't tried desktop, but the fact that the mobile version is a Chrome clone has me worried.
>>59931574
Might switch now that you can pull tabs out to make a new window.
>>59930614
Google Chrome because I don't give a shit about my private infomations. I have nothing to lose
>>59933912
fuck off retard
>>59930614
chromium on my PCs
opera on my phone
Chrome Canary
>>59945063
Tell me your name and address
>>59945835
WHY DON'T YOU FUCK HIS WIFE FOR HIM TOO??