- Jan 8, 2011
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What browser do you use on Android and iOS?
I already posted my thoughts here for Android, but undecided between Edge or Brave for iOS (iPhone).
What's your Browser on iOS and Android?
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I already posted my thoughts here for Android, but undecided between Edge or Brave for iOS (iPhone).
- Mar 1, 2013
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- Jul 1, 2017
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Frost+ Incognito Browser for Android.
-has adblock
-runs whatever the latest version of System Webview (Chromium) you have installed
-Is in incognito mode by default. Typing in your password into the omnibar will switch it to your browser with bookmarks, cookies and history.
-one of the last Android browsers with tabs
-sidebar that you can swipe from left or right to access things quickly.
-has adblock
-runs whatever the latest version of System Webview (Chromium) you have installed
-Is in incognito mode by default. Typing in your password into the omnibar will switch it to your browser with bookmarks, cookies and history.
-one of the last Android browsers with tabs
-sidebar that you can swipe from left or right to access things quickly.
Because it is the most secured and it can sync visited pages to all my devices using Chrome.
- Jul 27, 2015
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On Android : Samsungs built-in and Dolphin.
Ditched Opera mini even with it's new adblock. It rendered sites too bad IMO.
Ditched Opera mini even with it's new adblock. It rendered sites too bad IMO.
- Jan 16, 2017
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If Samsung Browser wasn't available, I'd use Chrome. Privacy is dead anyway.
- Jul 13, 2014
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- Feb 8, 2018
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- Jan 10, 2017
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For IOS I use Chrome & Firefox and for Android I use Chrome+Firefox+Puffin and Pale Moon
- Nov 15, 2016
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- Jan 23, 2017
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Using Chrome with "Strict site Isolation" enabled.
Chrome is by far, the most responsive browser I have tried on Android, though it needed something to stop the full screen ads. Strict site isolation slowed this down, but did not stop them, then came along their built in ad blocker, and while it still allows a lot of crud, it has finally stopped the full screen ads. I should mention, I am very careful as far as surfing habits go, and was seeing these ads on legit sites.
Personally, I would like to see Google do away with this excuse of conserving memory as to why they will not implement extension support. I would definitely give it thumbs up all the way if they did.
Chrome is by far, the most responsive browser I have tried on Android, though it needed something to stop the full screen ads. Strict site isolation slowed this down, but did not stop them, then came along their built in ad blocker, and while it still allows a lot of crud, it has finally stopped the full screen ads. I should mention, I am very careful as far as surfing habits go, and was seeing these ads on legit sites.
Personally, I would like to see Google do away with this excuse of conserving memory as to why they will not implement extension support. I would definitely give it thumbs up all the way if they did.
- Jun 24, 2016
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My main Android browser is Brave and Samsung Internet Browser as secondary browser, but lately not even used since it somehow breaks lots of pages.
As well I have installed Chrome and Firefox but are rarely used, maybe when the two aforementioned browsers break sites.
As well I have installed Chrome and Firefox but are rarely used, maybe when the two aforementioned browsers break sites.
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