Poll: What browser do you use?

[drmollytov]

Firefox is my daily driver. My only regret is that the extensions to mask user agent strings (i.e. to keep sites like Facebook from IDing you based on your browser setup) usually don't work very well. So I use Brave, which has built in maskong that works, if I have to load anything from Google/Meta/etc.

I use Opera for work, because I really like its option for making entire tab groups and switching between them. And the built in VPN is nice.

[jack_dawlia]

I'm mainly a firefox user, i moved from edge for the privacy andd cuz it would make my old laptop explode a bit (dont get me started on chrome id have to wait 5 minutes for my laptop to respond again once i opened it). also copilot can EXPLODE!! the constant ads ughhh

Thinking of maybe moving over to librewolf? i dont use all that many extra features of firefox and theyve been doing odd things so might be worth the hassle

I like seeing what my pages and others look like in lynx from time to time as well :)

[Bakartridge]

I mainly use Firefox, though for special cases I have Pale Moon, I used to use that as my daily browser but I both can't connect it to my mobile browsing with Firefox and because it's not that secure, I only use it for Flash and/or Shockwave stuff since it's a modern-ish browser that still supports them, though I use a 32-bit portable version for Shockwave since it's not compatible with 64-bit browsers. I would say Java too but Java just like... never works anymore, no matter what version I try to use. :P
And because it's worth mentioning I also had a version of Netscape for REALLY old sites that wouldn't really work with more modern browsers, but just about every modern security protocol isn't supported by Netscape so it's basically useless now.

[crazyroostereye]

I have been using Zen Browser for while now. It's a customized and Stylized Browser based on Firefox.
I liked the Vertical Tab bar and Side panel they offer. (I know Firefox has that now to, but not back then).

I also use ungoogled Chromium in cases where I need a Chromium based browser.

[Metropolis]

Chrome, but I am trying to switch to librewolf instead.

[AY38910]

...Links and curl/wget
Also Chrome on Android because Firefox refused to run -_-
Pale Moon for when I need more features than what those CLI things provide and I'm on PC.

[mrtomlegit]

For me Firefox for personal use and Edge for work. I am in the Microsoft suite a ton and things just work in Edge for that. Using a different browser for personal use makes the experience totally different depending on what I am doing. That clear separation really helps when I am staring at browsers so much.   

[cynderthekitsune]

i use KDE Falkon personally. i used to use Firefox a heap but now i use Falkon.
i switched back and forth between Waterfox, Librewolf, Ungoogled Chromium, Firefox etc but i only use Firefox for school and a few other things since it actually works on those. Falkon's nice but also kinda breaks some things as well.
my laptop's pretty old (high-end subnotebook for 2013 but aged like bread today) so i use more midweight or lightweight things to keep it feeling nice.

edit: now (26/04/2025) i'm using Pale Moon primarily, though Firefox is still around for school.
transitioning out from Falkon since it's got major security flaws and it's really not a whole lot better than a stripped-down form of Chromium. Pale Moon's great though, but for certain tasks i just need Firefox.

[boreal_cryptid]

Librewolf and Floorp for my current laptop, and palemoon for my old one (though i don't use it very often)

[sejedensekh]

Checks out that there's a lotta firefox users (myself included) here lol. I do a lot of writing in Obsidian (markdown file editor) and they recently added a basic web browser to its PC version so lately I find myself using that sometimes. It's pretty good for when you wanna do quick searches without switching windows.

[xx_roryriot_xx]

I use Firefox for basically everything, but for school-related stuff it's just way easier to use Microsoft Edge. I kind of hate having to use it but the alternative is to have to adjust basically all of my school stuff again.

Only slightly related, but I've also sort of been meaning to switch to Linux one of these days.

[Julie]

I personally use Firefox on Desktop and Waterfox on Mobile. I had tried getting back into the FF mobile browser but it felt wonky with how switching back to the browser app worked. Even now, Waterfox does have its quirks as well. Had used Edge in the past and other than it being a Chromium based browser, I put it slightly above Google Chrome because Google is a bit fishy. I say that as I continue to use the android OS and play store for apps...