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The only 2 browsers that i know of that have these 2 capabilities are edge and vivaldi. Switching workspaces in edge is slow unfortunately, and Vivaldi seems a bit broken. i get https errors for well known sites like tomshardware. reloading fixes it, but it's just annoying. Also in general vivaldi seems slower, though it could just be my ...
Browser egine is what renders the website from the data it contain (HTML, CSS, JS). Firefox uses Gecko, other major browsers, like Bing, Chrome, Opera use Blink. The browsers depend on their engines. On the other hand, search engines are server-side applications that generate website recommendations while trying to satisfy your parameters.
Im over using whats best for privacy or just for customizability etc when shit either breaks sites or features come half baked trying to find the best. There is no best. I just want to try arc on windows and stick to one browser. But until then Brave has been a good balance of privacy , stability, speed and wants ig. It depends on your own ...
There are two Wave Browsers, one that is malware and one that is legit. The newer Wave Browser (wavebrowser.co) is actually a pretty decent browser that has more modern features. However, a lot of people are turned away from it due to the confusion of the other Wave Browser (wavebrowser.com) being malware.
Microsoft Edge on PC. Quick, best vertical tabs in my opinion, great built-in PDF reader. Copilot is ok-ish, enough for my occasional usage. As for privacy concern, I use Windows, nuff said. Samsung Internet Browser on phone. Somehow the only browser that can auto hide address bar when scrolling down for me.
Chrome has nice features but other browsers quickly follow behind it. That's my opinion and intake of browsers. (Don't use tor unless you absolutely need to- if so; I am concerned) Oh yeah and there is Vivaldi; if you want to be creative and have the ability to customize that's the browser you'd want. If not then I don't see a point in using it
There is no objectively best browser, there's only the best browser for your specific use case. There aren't even really any good browsers. The unfortunate truth is that all modern browsers suck. The trick is finding the one that sucks the least for your needs and preferences. For me, it's Firefox. Your mileage may vary.
Hey guys, hope you're having a great day! I've been testing a lot of browsers after I found /Browsers a few weeks ago. I finally landed on Edge for 2 main reasons: Read Aloud That's really useful when I'm reading a long page. It helps me focus and read the whole article.
Brave browser opera and edge all use chromium and pale moon maybe used 100-200mb less in most situations and looked trash asf the whole time and if you talking about the "best browser with less ram" why would you not get a browser that blocks all trackers ads etc and has so many more features for 100-200mb more usage rather than using a browser ...
On macOS, the best UI generally comes from a native app, and Orion (my current browser) comes the closest for those two requirements. Just from reading LibreWolf's privacy features , it looks more like a middle way between normal Firefox and Tor (but without the onion router network obviously).