Yes, I use Firefox. It may not be everyone's choice, but its privacy features and open-source nature work for me. Different browsers suit different needs and preferences.You are using Firefox ?? OMG
) ( Brendan Eich )
Okay boss. I'm planning to install Opera.... Is it safe to use ??- Light on resources
- Well secured for me (and no 800 Google things wanting to see what I'm doing on the Internet
- AdBlock directly on the browser
- Founded by a Mozilla veteran before the browser went all over the place
I also liked OperaGX, which is very well suited to gamers with all-in-one platforms like WhatsApp, X, music etc., but I don't like to have all my eggs in one basket
Thanks sir, I'll definitely try Brave.Yep
By default, it's secure too.
You can also tweet it, we talked about it on the forum but I can't remember where :/ (on the other hand, I don't find Opera's AdBlock as good as Brave's, strangely enough).
Many AV doesn't support Brave or Vivaldi as secure browser or safe banking feature.This thread also has some browser insights that you may find helpful
I'm using Chrome for pretty much the same reasons you stated in your opening thread, including the Reading list sync between devices.
Good point, as that was the case with F-Secure's banking protection, but since Brave is Chromium based, it's browsing protection at least worked, but without search icons. The same thing with safe search web icons not working in being a part of browser protection feature.
For example, ESET Safe Banking & Browsing is supported by the following browsers: Internet Explorer 8.0.0.0+, Microsoft Edge 83.0.0.0+, Google Chrome 64.0.0.0+, and Firefox 24.0.0.0+ & the following web browsers are supported by ESET Secure Browser: Internet Explorer 8.0.0.0 or later, Microsoft Edge 83.0.0.0 or later, Google Chrome 64.0.0.0 or later, and Firefox 24.0.0.0 or later.
That usually seems to be the case, doesn't it, Chrome, Edge, FF and Safari, are the supported browsers by most AV companies.
I never ran any tests when I was using F-Secure on Vivaldi, as I found that browser to be to geeky for me. I need to keep it a little more simpler, predictable and as you mentioned, that will be totally supported by the AV's browser protection and its features.
I'm not sure if it's better, it can just be a preference, settings thing. But with Brave, you can set it to block ads without using a ad blocker, it does a nice job on it's own. It also has some nice privacy options as well, as far as fingerprinting etc.
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