Advice Request Which will be your browser of 2018 ?

[giulia]

hi
may i ask you which will be your broswer of the 2018 ?

will you continue to use your trusty browser or will you change your browser ?

and may I know which browser do you use included chrome engine broswers and firefox engine browsers ?
i have always used firefox with 4 extension but with the new version i lost all of them, outside adguard blocker

i have switch to chrome maybe i will use Slimjet , but about chrome engine/firefox engine browswer i don't know really if i can trust of them

thanks
and happy new year

 

[lancer502]

I'll stay with Opera

 

[Marcos Milton]

I'll stick with Chrome

 

[HarborFront]

Using Chrome and FF Quantum for the moment

 

[Deleted member 178]

will try Yandex too , because browsers aren't security solutions you can stockpile them as much as you want

 

[given]

i think Chrome is a better one

 

[DeepWeb]

Chrome all the way. This thread should have a poll btw.
I use Firefox Nightly Privacy Mode with a lot of addons as my quasi-incognito browser. Initially I wanted it to become my main browser but I'm not convinced that it is faster than Chrome.

The other thing I am doing is replacing my extensions with superior alternatives.

 

[Deleted member 178]

Yandex using Opera extension store? and not compatible...

 

[Deleted member 65228]

Yandex using Opera extension store? and not compatible...

What engine does Yandex use? If it uses Chromium then it should work well. Opera can use some Chrome extensions (or most/all of them) too. I remember making an extension for Chrome a few years ago which ran just as flawlessly on Opera without any code-base changes. Yandex looks like the sort of browser to be chromium-based but @ForgottenSeer 58943 should know

 

[Deleted member 178]

definitely chromium based but the incompatible with FVD speed dial

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

Yandex using Opera extension store? and not compatible...

Yandex uses Chrome Extensions, same as any other Chromium Fork. Given Yandex has perhaps the best speed dial ever made I don't see why a third party speed dial would be needed. I run 3 Chrome extensions perfectly in Yandex and never had any incompatibilities.

Remember, I speaketh about Yandex Beta.. Most of the good features haven't filtered down to live yet and I personally think Beta runs and looks far better. Not long before 7.12 release I suspect. For now, beta is my choice.

Download Yandex Browser (beta)

 

[Deleted member 178]

Yandex uses Chrome Extensions, same as any other Chromium Fork. Given Yandex has perhaps the best speed dial ever made I don't see why a third party speed dial would be needed. I run 3 Chrome extensions perfectly in Yandex and never had any incompatibilities.

downloaded the beta, want to use FVD speed dial which allow sync between various browsers.

 

[Windows_Security]

Windows 7 - work Chromium stable - No Sync, No WebRTC, no Webdevine - private Firefox (sandboxed by Shade)
Windows 10 - work Chromium stable - No Sync, No WebRTC, no Webdevine - private Edge

 

[DavidLMO]

Firefox Quantum.

Testing out Cliqz and speed wise it blows FF & Chrome out of the water. Lots of built-in privacy.

 

[Faybert]

definitely chromium based but the incompatible with FVD speed dial

Yes, I tried to use Yandex to test, but the Speed Dial FVD extension is not compatible, I uninstalled it at the time, I can not get used to it without this extension, I already have my favorites everything organized with it, Opera remains my best choice.

 

[conceptualclarity]

Maxthon browser default

Pale Moon secondary

 

[Handsome Recluse]

I keep coming back to Firefox. I type on the address bar and let the history autofill do the workrather than Speed Dials so simple browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Edge (maybe Opera) are for me.

 

[SecretKeeper]

Chrome, as always.

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

I am reminded, again, of what first captured my attention and admiration, here on MalwareTips. How wonderful it is (still) hearing about all the latest favorite browsers, and why.
Personally, I've continued with the solid 64 bit Firefox clone, Cyberfox (although it's nearing end of development life this year) and have been quite pleased with Edge's performance including extensions like Ublock Origin on both browsers.
On linux I like Slimjet & Firefox, and also Firefox's 64 bit version which we use beside Edge upon Mrs. Cats' Windows 10!

 

[Andrew999]

I think I will stick with Vivaldi and Opera.

 

[giulia]

Hello giulia use nightly

Basilisk Web Browser

Hi Prorootect
why nightly? does it use the old components?
thanks