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THE KIDS DON’T WANT TO DANCE BUT THEY SHOULD LISTEN TO THESE NEW RELEASES…

Which are the best browsers?

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I've been using Chrome all my life and I've always been too lazy to switch to another browser. What's good out there? Recommend me some

 

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  • mercurialworld
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    same, i stan so hard but also it's built on chromium if OP wants to stray a bit further from chrome  

  • Kayseri Mantisi
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    always loved & used Chrome since i was a kid, but after Microsoft Edge ditched everything about Internet Explorer and switched to Chromium base (which is basically what Chrome use) it definitely b

  • charot
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    Vivaldi. I think it's the most feature packed browser out there, also very costumizable.   But I always go back to Chrome, I prefer its simplicity.

always loved & used Chrome since i was a kid, but after Microsoft Edge ditched everything about Internet Explorer and switched to Chromium base (which is basically what Chrome use) it definitely became the best option if you're using Windows (in terms of ram/battery/resources etc.) :heart:

 

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    Vivaldi. I think it's the most feature packed browser out there, also very costumizable.

     

    But I always go back to Chrome, I prefer its simplicity.

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    I switched over to the Arc browser about 6 months ago and have been loving it

    https://arc.net

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    - Thorium (chromium based)

    - libre wolf (Firefox) 

    - water Fox (Firefox)

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    I use only Tor browser because i'm the queen of the cybercriminal underworld and the FBI can't catch me. 

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    14 minutes ago, eyeroll said:

    I switched over to the Arc browser about 6 months ago and have been loving it

    https://arc.net

    same, i stan so hard but also it's built on chromium if OP wants to stray a bit further from chrome


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    Firefox is the primary browser I've been using for years and years now. Chrome is a secondary that I use; I used Opera on and off throughout the 2010s as such, and it was alright.

    48 minutes ago, EtherealCat said:

    i use firefox, i dont know why

    Same lmaoooo it's been like that since 2012 and I refuse to change 

    24 minutes ago, mercurialworld said:

    same, i stan so hard but also it's built on chromium if OP wants to stray a bit further from chrome


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    Arc is the superior browser :clap3:

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    I feel like they're all the same lol

    Unfortuantely, I'm an Apple sl*t so Safari. 

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