Meanwhile on iOS, bottom image is all Safari.
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Arc and Orion are the best browsers I’ve used. GNOME Web looks nice, too.
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SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TRUE.👍
I've switched to Firefox 2 years ago and I never missed Chrome since. Out of curiosity I've tried Opera GX a week ago only to find out that it is basically another chromium skin. Honestly I'm quite worried by the lacking of alternative. 🦊 Be Strong Foxy✊️
Peter Parker saw more clearly when his glasses were off.
Firefox is indeed amazing but since chrome is so widespread a lot of sites primarily focus on supporting that - and thus i cant always use firefox. its a bit annoying
Then there’s Safari on iOS….
I really wish firefox had HDR support. That’s the only reason I haven’t fully switched
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I didn’t see LibreWolf here anywhere. I’ve been going back and forth between that and Arc lately
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Oh, look, THAT meme. Again. For the100th time.
Folks, I don't care what under the hood. Brave serves me much better than Firefox did. And, frankly speaking, "not being chromium" isn't enough anymore. Mozilla has ruined Firefox for me when they started removing features (e.g., FTP support) and dumbing its UI/UX. So, goodbye FF, it's been a long ride, but I'm on Brave right now.
Brave is managed by Brendan Eich who had to leave Mozilla because he is a homophobe.
That and they have been doing some selfserving things with BAT to the point where I wouldn't trust them even if BAT became something worthwhile or maybe even especially then.
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Multi-Account Container with proxy support is a killer feature for me. I keep Brave as fallback just in case for PWAs.
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Another alternative: GNOME Web (a.k.a. Epiphany), which is based on the WebKit browser engine.
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Linux setup (PopOS) - Home and daily driver.
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Firefox (hardened): My go to everyday browser
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Firefox Beta: For financial sites that don't like hardened Firefox.
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Firefox Nightly: For other sites that don't like hardened Firefox.
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Brave: for use with just one site for reading with Dark Reader extension.
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Firefox Developer's Edition (hardened): Another option, as needed.
Windows setup - Home. Really only use for disc media ripping and burning.
- Firefox (hardened)
Windows setup - Work
- Firefox (hardened): Daily driver
- Chrome: For when something doesn't want to work on hardened Firefox.