Chrome? Samsung Internet? Firefox? Dolphin? Microsoft Edge beta? Something else? And why?
I've historically always used Chrome, but I recently tried Samsung's Internet, and it seems to me to scroll much more smoothly than Chrome does, though I don't know if it's objectively faster.
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Firefox with similar addons I use on PC.
Edge on WIndows Phone, Safari with Adguard on iphone.Starlight5 likes this. -
killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.
Firefox.
I liked it the most out of the ones I tried (Chrome, Opera Mini, Edge, Samsung, Dolphin, a couple of more I forgot the names of). I did like Edge and Samsung browser too.Starlight5 likes this. -
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I use Chrome because everything is synchronized between my laptop's browser and the mobile device, be it on Android or iOS and that includes my passwords for easy logging in to sites.
I tried Firefox but hated its bookmarks manager, it was a hassle to view the bookmarks so I never bothered again and use Chrome exclusively.Starlight5 likes this. -
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I would stick to the big names like, chrome or firefox.
Browsers like "UC Browser" have been found to sent all your browsing history/passwords to somewhere in China.Vasudev and Starlight5 like this. -
As a general rule, I don't use any app where I can't figure out how the developer makes money off of it. If it's not paid, ad-supported, or part of a major company's greater ecosystem, I won't trust it.Fishon, Vasudev, Spartan@HIDevolution and 1 other person like this.
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Starlight5 Yes, I'm a cat. What else is there to say, really?
Firefox with same addons as on laptop. It is the only browser I consider secure and private enough.
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I've tried a few.
I like Samsung browser, and its great now that you can install it on non-samsung devices.
Puffin is super fast, and I use it when I need a temporary alternative browser.
I use Chrome now, but not signed in because I don't care about the sync stuff.
Currently using Chrome with:
chrome-home (bottom bar) enabled. (bottom bar + swipe up for quick access to bookmarks, history, etc.)
reader mode enabled (gives option to change any page to reader view).
home+reader:
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I use EDGE on everything. I just like it and find it nicer than other browsers.
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Edge on Android use same WebView and Chrome render engine so its no different from Chrome. I switched to FF on Android and stuck with Safari on iOS.
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I like how Edge integrates with my Dell computer. I find it overall nicer than others. My opinion of course. But for me, it's worth using. As mentioned I have my iphone and ipad MS'ed and it all works great with my computer.
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Kudoz for Puffin. If you are up to compatibility, it's your choice. It renders all the sites like on desktop.
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Edge integrates with Lumia, Lenovo and AW too. I thought edge worked on most platforms except Linux ofc.
The 2018 "what Android browser do you use" thread
Discussion in 'Smartphones and Tablets' started by Mitlov, Mar 23, 2018.