Poll: What browser do you use?

[Melooon]

Pretty self explanatory, what browser do you like to use? Apologies if I missed your browser in the list, I tried to think of everything Iv heard of but there are lots! You can pick 2 if you use multiples regularly.

Why do you like your browser? What addons do you use in it?


Personally I use a mix of Safari and Firefox, Safari because its fast and uses very little battery, and Firefox because it its got much better addon support.
In Safari I use AdGuard
In Firefox I use uBlock, YouTube Enhancer, SponsorBlock, HTTPS Everywhere, Return Youtube Dislike and a bunch of others!

[MamboGator]

I'm inordinately happy that you included Vivaldi in your list. That's my favourite browser these days. I fell in love with it when I saw it could do tab tiling. It's also privacy-centric, so I don't have to feel like I'm selling my soul to Google or Microsoft every time I use the internet.

But I'm actually stuck using Edge right now. My phone is a Surface Duo 2, and Edge is the only browser on Android that has decent support for the dual screen setup without Android 12L. So just to keep everything synchronized between my PC and phone I switched to Edge on all my devices. But 12L is supposedly coming to the Duo 2 sometime this summer, so hopefully I'll be able to switch back to Vivaldi soon.

[tenkai_no_perusona]

Firefox. I don't really like it, but it's the only browser that allows me to customize it as much as I want to while still being pretty usable. I wish it had a native hypothes.is extension though.

[WiiMiiSwitch]

I use Iridium, it's a basic chromium browser similar to Ungoogled Chromium. I don't really like Firefox because of Mozilla and it's new design and stuff

[xX_irkeneonz_Xx]

Just Firefox because the containers tab is a semi-needed accessibility option for me and my system and it's easier than the alternatives. I might use Chrome with my Chromecast but that's all I use it for

[/home/user/]

Falkon if I have a KDE environment,
LibreWolf on my laptop,
and Lynx/elinks for when I am in a terminal.

[CyberCat2000]

A mix between Firefox and Vivaldi since these are the two browsers that I can customize to fit my needs! (Well, the former with extensions.) This is true for both desktop and mobile, actually; I'm not sure if there's any mobile browser I can use uBlock Origin on besides the mobile Firefox.

[ArtisTheFox]

Opera is nice. I don't know much about browsers, but since switching to Opera from Chrome, my laptop battery life has almost doubled. It looks cooler, is more customizable, and add-ons are just as easy as on Chrome. JSchlatt's sponsorship of it convinced me.

[Version]

Pale moon. But I'm considering a switch to another Firefox based browser since pale moon is very slow and lacks support for some more modern css/html features.

[/home/user/]

Pale moon. But I'm considering a switch to another Firefox based browser since pale moon is very slow and lacks support for some more modern css/html features.

Try LibreWolf. =)

[Version]

Pale moon. But I'm considering a switch to another Firefox based browser since pale moon is very slow and lacks support for some more modern css/html features.

Try LibreWolf. =)

Thanks for the suggestion! It seems really good on the privacy front, and now my browser doesn't nearly crash every time I try to load a video.

[/home/user/]

Thanks for the suggestion! It seems really good on the privacy front, and now my browser doesn't nearly crash every time I try to load a video.

Keep in mind though that because of the commitment to stick to only ethical software that respects your freedom, some website features will not work. For example, the 3D on melonland.net won't work. For some people (like me), that kind of commitment is a feature, but others will most likely want ALL of the internet to work out of the box.

[worldwidewar]

Firefox is my main web browser, while I use w3m for somewhat rare occasions. I use w3m for loading slow websites like Wikia, since it won't load any of the JavaScript or media packed into that site. It's also the only web browser I have that can be used from TTY, since there are some days where I like to just do everything from tmux instead of starting X.
I also have Lagrange, but I almost forgot I had that before writing this post due to how little I use it.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I'll sometimes view my own stuff in w3m to make sure that nothing is too broken for lower end web browsers.

[HydraTriangle]

FireFox I think will always be my main browser at least for a while. I've tried almost every other browser on the list but nothing really compares to how stable FireFox is while also having some privacy. Vivaldi however is my second favorite, it's a little bit harder on my computer (or was in the past) compared to FireFox which is why I don't use it, but I love how customizable it is and it just works really well. I especially love the tab tiling feature, it's something I miss with FireFox but I get by with just standard Window tiling.

[jONALD]

For me, it is the Yandex browser. As someone who is learning Russian for fun, it made everything hard mode. I barely put in the effort to keep up with such a thing and I'm just used to it at this point.