Battle Your Favorite Browser (Poll Round)

[jackuars]

As per your nominations we have selected 7 of the top browsers pitted against each other for the favorite browser of MalwareTips users. The poll round is open for one week till 28th of Nov.

Your Favorite Browser (Nomination Round)

 

[Cortex]

Having used the latest version of Chromium Edge I found it to be just about prefect for my needs & can find few if any issues with it so I think it will be default browser not Chrome - Found an extension (Get CRX) to allow Chrome themes on it so happy ~

 

[oldschool]

Found an extension (Get CRX) to allow Chrome themes on it so happy ~

And Edge developers have this on their "evaluation" list so you may see this feature in the future.

I have to say, I really love Brave but Edge has one thing no other browser has - Smartscreen - so I use both for different things.

 

[upnorth]

Opera GX wins Red Dot Award in Berlin - find out more about the design philosophy behind the world's first gaming browser

Opera GX, the world's first gaming browser just won a Red Dot award for its unique design - find out more about the design philosophy behind the browser.

blogs.opera.com

 

[DJ Panda]

I've been very happy using Firefox for awhile. Good for privacy and has a plethora of extensions you can add.

 

[South Park]

I voted for the steadfast Firefox, but for an absolute novice I'd recommend Slimjet because it doesn't need any add-ons (except maybe Tampermonkey) to be useful out of the box.

 

[jackuars]

My favorite is Vivaldi and close behind is Cent Browser. Both have really good customization capabilities (especially Cent Browser) and so many useful options

 

[SeriousHoax]

Tampermonkey

Be careful about using Tampermonkey. It's not open source and was criticized about their privacy policy. Greasemonkey is a better option.

 

[bribon77]

I am using Google Chrome on W10 and Chromium on Linux, the privacy thing has no care for me, you can't do much in one way or another spy in the same way. If it doesn't spy on you Google spies on you M $ and if it's not your IPS, etc.

 

[LDogg]

I voted for Brave for it's privacy/security focused built-in features, fairly fast as well.

~LDogg

 

[brod56]

I have to say, it's a very difficult choice.
I'm a big Opera fan, but due to their stubbornness not to improve the built-in adblocker, the questionable VPN and the lack of My Flow in the regular mobile version (?!) I've been slowly ditching it.
Firefox is that browser you want to love, but end up giving up - I dislike the battery drain on desktop and the painful mobile version (preview is faster, but lacks proper adblocking).
Chrome is just Chrome. The lack of adblocking in the mobile version is a big enough reason not to use it, not to mention the privacy concerns.
Chromium Edge is just a fast reliable browser with less Google clutter. No standout features, but I really enjoy the smooth scrolling and the back gesture inspired in the old Edge. The tracking protection seems to be inspired in the Firefox one (is it using Disconnect lists too?).
At the end, my current favorite has to be Chromium Edge.

 

[jackuars]

Last day for your votes: tough competition between Mozilla Firefox & Chromium Edge

 

[MikeV]

Brave for me. The only think i don't like in Brave is that i can't completely disable their adblocker, cause i like to use other.
Other than that, Brave is an amazing browser and fast just like chrome (in my machine).

 

[upnorth]

The Fox won!

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