Honest question: What for? I have never encountered a site that was truly broken on Firefox.
They exist first two the come to mind.
If you have a very low end PC, Youtube works far better on Chrome then Firefox.
Sure wish I could say the same. It doesn't happen that often, but for example the last time was just a day or two ago.
Try screen share on jitsi
Jitsi works fine on FF for me
One example is Voyager for Lemmy. Runs better using Brave than Firefox as a PWA
im using ungoogled chromium as a backup browser
Vivaldi is awesome on Windows/Linux and peerless on Android.
Not really a factor but rather a fun fact - I recently discovered they have a Mastodon instance, which can be of interest to lemmies.
Vivaldi has a special place in my heart since it's made by the original Opera people.
Vivaldi has a bunch of stuff I like - tab stacking, tiling, a functional sidebar that is actually useful, and full-on UI customization.
I like Vivaldi a lot. It's kinda where Opera went after Opera went to shit lol.
Same guy started them both
I actually tried out Vivaldi for about a month before I went back to Firefox but I like it as well. I think it's the best chromium based browser out there.
Yeah same. Well actually I'm using Firefox on desktop and Vivaldi on my phone (Android), since I love having desktop style tabs on mobile. The trend of having to press a button to open a tab browser really annoys me and although Firefox sort of addressed that with tab groups now, I think Vivaldi's implementation is nicer.
If I have to use a chromium based browser, I go vivaldi. The closed source parts are annoying, but it's still better than the other options for my preferences.
If we all stop using firefox, then chromium has a complete monopoly. That's dangerous with something as important as a web browser. Lets not forget that Chromium is sponsored/maintsined by Google.
I have no intention of stopping my Firefox use. I just want an occasional Chromium browser
Ungoogled Chromium and Vivaldi are my favorites
Chromium or Brave are going to be good options. I really dig Vanadium on mobile as my backup to Mull, but there's not a desktop option as far as I know.
Brave for Chromium and Librewolf for Mozilla.
I use Bromite on Android whenever Firefox mobile decides to die
Bromite hasn't had an update since December last year
Bromite has been abandoned unfortunately, definitely worth thinking about another chromium backup browser for sure.
Cromite is a fork of Bromite.
Oh, well that is good to know. Thanks
chromium, or maybe brave on old phones
For desktop I use Ungoogled Chromium portable as a secondary browser, and DDG browser on Android
As a Vim user, I like qutebrowser. It's very customizable.
Use Cromite on mobile. It's a continuation of Bromite which has been maintained by one of the devs since bromite quit being updated a year or so ago. Previously it was called bromite-buildtools, but they just recently got a new name and logo.
If you want something a little different, try arc it doesn’t behave like pretty much any browser I’ve used but it’s certainly a unique take on it
While ARC is interesting it is available for neither Android or Windows, which was OPs requirements.
Sorry, missed the Android requirement.
It has just been released for windows though
What does arc do different? It's been very hyped up but I don't see what it does that vivaldi already does not
It is very different:
That’s just the stuff off the top of my head, there is probably more.
I'm not sure what you mean by "boosting" a site, but vivaldi does have everything besides pinning sites.
So I guess arc is a nice browser but not particularly new.
I use Samsung browser for voyager and the occasional incompatible website. It has strict tracking protection and adblocking too
On android Brave for built in no fuss adblock
I have Thorium installed for when I occasionally have to use it for frontend webdev. It claims to be a lot faster than the other Chromium alternatives.
My go-to daily driver on my Pixel 7 is the Kiwi Browser, but I use Mull for variety sometimes.
For a chromium based browser I would pick brave, especially on Android I find that brave works very well.
Brave, definitely.
Hahaha everyone hating Vanadium. I also dont see its value, its standard and not private, doesnt even delete cookies. Use it for sites where Firefox breaks, again.
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