Battle Best Android browser?

[Andrew999]

What browser on Android do you all think is the fastest and uses the least battery, and possibly has the best privacy and security?

I have heard quite a lot of good things about Brave and Puffin. It would be really nice to have one that saves on battery, because when I use Chrome it uses my battery a lot.

I'm just interested to see what you guys use.

 

[kylprq]

ı use opera and it stil support image search but ı dont try others too can support it and user friendly ı think

 

[stefanos]

Before I used Opera. But then the opera stopped supporting the Greek language. Now i use CM browser. Chinese but nice browser. Is light with udblocker.

 

[Deletedmessiah]

I like Samsung Browser the most. As far as security goes, Chrome is the best.

 

[Thales]

Your best bet is Chrome. Most secure browser on anything. Period.
Use fake account, disable everything, telemetry, cookies, history etc = "Private"

 

[brod56]

Best browser? Opera hands down.
FF Focus is probably your best bet when it comes to privacy and security, though.

 

[permar4]

I like firefox, but it's very heavy on my cell phone. It consumes more megas and battery than other browsers. But I like to be able to put extensions like the desktop.

I use mainly chrome, but it's disgusting when a page has invasive advertising with windows and notifications and have to be closing a thousand things.

Opera since it was bought by a Chinese company does not convince me how much privacy and I think that the browser is the pillar of everything mobile / computer and that it is important to choose a good browser. That not only has good features but also security and privacy.

 

[codswollip]

Dolphin

 

[Moonhorse]

I rarely use the browser of android, just to read MalwareTips/ newspaper really.
I used firefox long time but lately i changed to microsoft edge

Opera is bit ahead on edge, but i like the gui of edge browser more

 

[Evjl's Rain]

I think naked browser free/pro has the best privacy, one of the best speed and resource usage
it has customizable adblocker and you can add whatever adblock filters on filterlists.com you want but it doesn't support element hiding
It requires a bit of time to learn how to use

I lightest browser on Ram I have ever tried is Lightning browser but it is not good for me
naked browser is the second

My friend complained about chrome on his low-end tablet lags so much while watching a video on a newspaper. I installed naked browser for him and he admitted it was much faster

 

[Nightwalker]

I like Samsung Browser the most. As far as security goes, Chrome is the best.

Same here.

 

[RejZoR]

Opera is like by far the best browser hands down. Next would be Firefox (regular one). Stay away from cancerous Chrome tho.

 

[amico81]

Brave = good adblocker + fast web browsing

 

[JM Safe]

Ok guys, I would say Chrome but I see it isn't in the options, so my vote goes to Firefox Focus for the speed and privacy.

 

[motox781]

I usually don't use vendor applications, but I like Samsung's Browser the best. Fast (smooth scrolling) and you can add ad-blocker extensions with ease.

 

[DeepWeb]

Kiwi Browser: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiwibrowser.browser

Frost Incognito Browser: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.crowbar.beaverlite

Both are 2x smoother and faster than the mainstream browsers in everything.

 

[HarborFront]

FF Quantum only because you

1) Can add extensions
2) Can add filters to extension like uBO
3) Can change preference settings for enhanced privacy/security/speed
4) As a main stream browser it's supported by some web filters of paid AVs
5) So far it's the only browser that can remove the annoying cookie pop up message on websites because of its ability to add extension and filters

 

[Chimaira]

I usually don't use vendor applications, but I like Samsung's Browser the best. Fast (smooth scrolling) and you can add ad-blocker extensions with ease.

I never gave Samsung's browser any thought since it is a vendor app but I just tried it based on your comment and WOW. Very smooth and fluid.

 

[brod56]

5) So far it's the only browser that can remove the annoying cookie pop up message on websites because of its ability to add extension and filters

Not true. Opera does it too with the built-in adblocker.

 

[Deleted member 178]

Tried Opera, Firefox, dolphin, they all suxx in some ways. So I use Chrome, sync with desktop version, no need anything else.