On all platforms, Firefox. Firefox is a little disppointing in that it’s still bundled with stuff you probably don’t want, but it’s far far less objectionable than Chrome, Edge, Brave.
Honestly, though they are hyped a bit much to the general public, I have almost all my traffic on endpoints routed to ProtonVPN. Better than nothing and fuck ATT.
FF installs plugins without your consent. Brave installs software which can circumvent security controls without your consent.
Safari has no plugins and is Mac/iOS-only. Chrome is designed to be as privacy invasive as humanly possible. I think Edge is right behind it and has the added insult of looking like a Fischer-Price toy.
Arc, Vivaldi, Orion, and Opera are irrelevant jokes. I wouldn’t trust Pale Moon, Waterfox, Ungoogled Chromuim, etc. because I still remember Iron Browser.
I can’t use Google Meet on Lynx. Even if I could use Google Meet on Surf, I wouldn’t want to because the authors are Neo-Nazi trash.
Orion's just getting started. I trust in Kagi, for now. To cavil about "relevance" means you dismiss grassroots alternatives before they even have a chance.
Safari has plug-ins, Apple just calls them extensions.
Why wouldn't you use say, Vivaldi? Sure, they're irrelevant in the market, but their product is good and likely what I'd be using if I wasn't using Brave.
LeoPanthera|2 years ago
On Macs, Safari.
On all platforms, Firefox. Firefox is a little disppointing in that it’s still bundled with stuff you probably don’t want, but it’s far far less objectionable than Chrome, Edge, Brave.
quietpain|2 years ago
baz00|2 years ago
JohnFen|2 years ago
I dearly wish I had an option for a non-shit ISP. But my only option is Comcast.
unethical_ban|2 years ago
I split tunnel Fortnite, though.
attentive|2 years ago
Isthatablackgsd|2 years ago
Chromium: Vivaldi
SahAssar|2 years ago
pluc|2 years ago
pbhjpbhj|2 years ago
subjectsigma|2 years ago
FF installs plugins without your consent. Brave installs software which can circumvent security controls without your consent.
Safari has no plugins and is Mac/iOS-only. Chrome is designed to be as privacy invasive as humanly possible. I think Edge is right behind it and has the added insult of looking like a Fischer-Price toy.
Arc, Vivaldi, Orion, and Opera are irrelevant jokes. I wouldn’t trust Pale Moon, Waterfox, Ungoogled Chromuim, etc. because I still remember Iron Browser.
I can’t use Google Meet on Lynx. Even if I could use Google Meet on Surf, I wouldn’t want to because the authors are Neo-Nazi trash.
And Ladybird isn’t anywhere near done yet!
What browser am I supposed to use??
Apocryphon|2 years ago
Safari has plug-ins, Apple just calls them extensions.
ozyschmozy|2 years ago
I've never heard about this, can you elaborate? Are you talking about the Pocket stuff that comes built-in?
soundnote|2 years ago
skotobaza|2 years ago
From my experience it's the only browser that tries to improve UX on desktop. And it seems they do care about privacy.
freediver|2 years ago