What is your go-to, favorite Web Browser?

[Miles Archer]

I use everything on the list I've provided, because old habits die hard. I've been a Web Designer since the late 90s, and the only way to ensure a satisfactory site is to test it in multiple browsers.

I'm a stickler for security and privacy. I use NordVPN, and most of my browsers are armed to the teeth with privacy extensions.

Because these extensions (and sometimes the VPN) will "break" a site, I keep one browser "vanilla" (no extensions) and with sites like "Album Art Exchange" (downloadable art for tagging your MP3 files), they BLOCK VPN use...I have to turn it off when I go there.

I like the "Workgroups" functionality in some of these browsers, but more often than not, Brave is my primary.

I'd be interested in knowing what you use, and what makes it your favorite.

31 votes, 0 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	Chrome
	3 (10%)
	Edge
	1 (3%)
	Firefox
	17 (55%)
	Opera
	2 (6%)
	Vivaldi
	0 (0%)
	Zen
	0 (0%)
	Waterfox
	0 (0%)
	Librewolf
	0 (0%)
	I use multiple browsers
	2 (6%)
	OTHER (please specify)
	6 (19%)
	0 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[johnnyfins]

1. Why would I ever respond to this?

[Srkdqltr]

2. Why would you not?

[Miles Archer]

10. Oh yeah, that's right, I assumed my nefarious motives in posting this would go undetected.

I use multiple web browsers. I'm a web designer. It's "shop talk." But let's make it something else.

Do us both a favor. Refrain from responding to any of my posts, but above all else, "have a nice day."

[True Dough]

3. I use Brave

Highly recommend it.

[Miles Archer]

11. "Fingerprinting" may not mean anything to the average web surfer, but...

...Brave is the only browser I'm aware of that has a "randomized fingerprint." Others have a unique, or "nearly unique" fingerprint. It's one reason why I lean toward Brave for most daily use.

[TexasTowelie]

4. I'm also using the Brave browser.

I'm trying not to surrender any more data than possible. I'm also happy with their Ad-Block and AI interfaces.

[Eugene]

5. Other: Brave

Firefox for a few specific sites that don't support Brave.
Chrome as a fallback.

[flying rabbit]

6. Duck duck go

[TommyT139]

7. Duck duck go

I'm surprised it's not on the list.

Especially nice is the built-in alternative to youtube -- no commercials, no tracking, nothing to feed the algorithms. It comes up automatically, and offers the option to just use it for the vid link you clicked on, or use it for all links of that sort.

[Miles Archer]

12. I use that also, but there was no deliberate reason for not including it...

...the only thing I have an issue with...and I understand why they did this...is the restriction on adding extensions. Most people don't realize that some extensions can dramatically compromise security and privacy. I'm careful about what I install in other browsers, but I see why Duck Duck Go didn't leave that open-ended.

[mysteryowl]

8. I use an ad blocker with private window on Firefox.

DuckDuck Go for internet searching.

TOR browser for added privacy.

[LastDemocratInSC]

9. Duck duck go

[AllaN01Bear]

13. right now firefox. i also uised to use macspefic browers such as floc etc. they went by the wayside.