just curious what browsers ppl use
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just curious what browsers ppl use i use 3 my self
vivaldi my main obviously lol
brave for my 2 spot
and then firefox have been on that one for 15 20 years lol -
@edieto Vivaldi
Chromium
Lynx -
@edieto Vivaldi and Vivaldi .
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On desktop - Vivaldi, Opera (used to be Opera, Vivaldi), Brave, Edge, Chrome.
On Android - Edge but also have Chrome, Opera, Opera Touch, Brave and Vivaldi available.
On iPad - Safari, Firefox. But I'm fixed on a quite old iOS version which limits what else I can run. -
I usually use Vivaldi as my primary browser. It offers a great balance between speed, privacy, and customizability.
It also has a great range of features such as built-in tab stacking, the ability to sync settings and bookmarks across devices, and the ability to customize the look and feel of the browser.
I also use Chrome and Firefox occasionally, depending on which website I need to access.
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@edieto I use Vivaldi, except for when I am using Vivaldi and, aside from those two others, I also use Vivaldi.
Before I used Vivaldi, I used Opera - and before that, Netscape.
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Vivaldi. alternative, Edge.
That is all.
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Firefox mainly, but also Vivaldi lately too.
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Of course only Vivaldi. Recently rediscovered iCab which has its roots in CAB, the Crystal Atari browser. I don't need more browsers, two is enough. Vivaldi first.
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@edieto Only Vivaldi. However, I installed Opera, Firefox and Chromium browser for checking, when there is an issue.
I.e.: Yesterday an embedded video wasn't visible in Vivaldi, but in Opera. I found out that I had to deactivate the addon
PrivacyBadger
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Default = Vivaldi — for testing Vivaldi and Firefox.
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Vivaldi stable the only one in use since 7 years, for test reasons the following with different engines:
Firefox (Gecko)
Otter (Qt5) (Extremly fast, many options from old Opera 12, FOSS. inbuild adblocker. Negative: few options to customize the UI)
SSuite Netsurfer (WebView2) (Very fast, good privacy, nice UI, inbuild the SSuite. Negative point: it don't permit to change the default search engine Groot search, on the other hand not a bad search with own index and without tracking nor ads, like Otter, no extensions, Windows only)
Otter and Netsurf also working in old Windows versions 32 and 64 bits) -
I really only use Vivaldi (and Snapshot).
I have Brave as a secondary but so rarely touch it. -
On desktop, I try to stick to Vivaldi as much as possible, unless I really can't install it.
On iPad and iPhone, I mostly use Safari, i've been trying to switch to Brave for a while too. Thought I've been using the iOS version of Vivaldi on testflight and things have been working out well so far
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On the desktop I was using Firefox mostly. Now giving Vivaldi a shot. The same on mobile where I also sometimes use the DuckDuckGo Browser.
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Vivaldi on desktop as my main browser since 2016, 2015 was split about evenly between Vivaldi, Firefox, and Opera 12.
I also keep Firefox installed as for some tasks the Gecko engine is noticeably more efficient than the Blink engine. CSS-heavy animations are the use case that comes to mind. Its ability to not autoplay videos is also quite useful on some sites.
On mobile (iOS), I use Firefox. I'd probably use Vivaldi if it were available, but it isn't, so Firefox is the next-best thing.
Opera 12 still has a place on my hard drive, but I don't use it that often anymore, Vivaldi has reached a place where it has equaled all of Opera Presto's functionality, and aside from checking the RSS feeds that I haven't migrated to Vivaldi, there's little reason for me to go back to Vivaldi's ancestor anymore.
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@nokiafan808 VIvaldi for iOS is currently in beta.
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Vivaldi for Linux (Arch) / Windows / Android. For desktops, laptops and mobile.
By the way, a poll would be easier to keep track
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I was a Firefox user from version 1 to, I think, 89 or something. Then I switched to Vivaldi. But I started to use Firefox again for some social networks because of Firefox containers - I need many profiles, and the solution in Vivaldi is not ideal yet. But neither is the way Firefox handles it.
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I am using brave these days. It's far better than ram sucking Chrome