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[unpopularblargh]

wait what? been looking for that for mobile chrome, to no avail

Brave is great. It's like a lighter Chrome with added features. Though no Google account sync.

 

[kikiribu]

Firefox. I use Chrome sometimes.

 

[ghostofsparta]

Naked Browser Pro

what the heck is Naked Browser?

An Android browser that's only 272KB in size. Yes, 272 kilobytes.
It uses Android's built-in web browsing engine (Android System WebView), which is itself based on Chrome.
It has no extra permissions and doesn't spy on your browsing activity.
Its minimal nature makes it easy on battery life compared to e.g. Firefox (from my experience).
Its main downside is that the UI has a bit of a learning curve.

I bought the Pro version (using Google survey money) because Naked Browser is that good.

Sounded great, but there's no incognito :/

 

[Zushin]

Chrome.

 

[pantsattack]

Dolphin on Android. Having bookmarks and settings on the side drawers is too fast to go with anything else.

 

[BasilZero]

Safari and Chrome.

 

[jobrro]

On Android mostly Chrome, occasionally Firefox.

The opposite to PC where I use mostly Firefox and occasionally Chrome.

 

[krioto]

Edge - still rockin' the windows phone!

 

[Dead Prince]

chrome dev but the swipe down to refresh doesn't work. especially on gaf.
Nvm. Latest update fixed it

 

[ctfg23]

Chrome

 

[Kthulhu]

Chrome. I use Chrome on desktop and a lot of Google services so it's perfect for me.

 

[Sora_N]

Chrome is good for me on mobile.

 

[Rabid Wolverine]

Use mainly Samsung Internet Browser.

Also Lineage OS Jelly Browser.

 

[tim.mbp]

wait what? been looking for that for mobile chrome, to no avail

It's good, basically chromium plus adblock, privacy tracker, and HTTPS everywhere.

 

[whitehawk]

I was using Opera, I loved the layout.

But when I clicked on a YouTube/twitter/Instagram/etc link, it would open a webpage instead of opening the app.

So I'm back to chrome.

 

[bobnowhere]

opera mobile for life

Truth

 

[erawsd]

iCab on iOS

 

[Gaardus]

Firefox on Android, because it supports add-ons like LastPass and uBlock Origin.

 

[howdyjacker]

Chrome for now. Use to use Opera back in the day.

 

[Easy_G]

I'm using Opera. I especially like how it handles tabs, and everything seems to work very smoothly.

 

[DrSlek]

Chrome. Always chrome.

 

[Emarv]

Chrome still doesn't offer ad blockers on iOS to my knowledge, so Safari it is for when you need those terrible sites blocked.

 

[NeOak]

Samsung Internet Browser.

Chrome sucks ass on Android. Idk how people can use that RAM hog.

 

[Memento_Mori15]

Safari.

 

[Takuan]

Chrome and Samsung innernets

 

[badrang]

Brave iOS

 

[Magwik]

Samsung's internet broswer.
Better battery life, ad block, and is overall a better experience compared to chrome.

 

[One Eyed Willy]

Primary : Edge
Backup : Chrome

Edge IMO is the best out there these days. Certainly faster than Chrome and lighter weight.

 

[Rewrite]

Samsung Internet Browser beta. It's the best one on Android IMO. I'm glad they made it work on most phones now so if you haven't checked it out, please do so and you'll be shocked at how good it is.

When that wasn't working, Lightning Browser+ was my pick. A lot of people don't even know about it, which is a shame because it's also one of the very best browsers on Android. Light weight and fast. Also comes with an ad blocker right out of the box.

 

[red731]

Chrome one and only.
Heard good things about Samsung browser though.

 

[enemy2k]

Firefox on mobile and desktop with a bit of Chrome depending on the site.

 

[Roberto Larcos]

Yandex Browser - because seemingly all other browsers insist on having the address bar at the top of the display. It's a usability thing.

 

[Pokemaniac]

I use Firefox because I need my addons. Particularly the one that unbreaks background video playback on YouTube.

Safari on my iPhone so I can get ad blocking with Purify.

uhhh... you have heard of the App Store haven't you? You can download other browsers for iOS like Chrome from there.

Actual web browsers are banned from the iOS App Store. All "browsers" available are really more like skins for Safari.

 

[Goro Majima]

Chrome iOS because I'm hopelessly used to having all the controls at the top so Safari feels weird.

 

[Jonnax]

Aren't they all inhibited due to Apple's restrictions? Or is that no longer the case?

It's still the case. They are skins over the Safari webview.
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Firefox android is good. Allows you to use an ad blocker which helps stop all those page hijacks.

And if you use a user agent spoofer for Google like this:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/chrome-ua-on-google-android/

You can get the chrome/Safari Google experience rather than the shitty one that Google gives Firefox users. I imagine to make them use chrome.

 

[Slime]

Chrome because it's synced with all my desktop shit.

That still feels like the future to me!

 

[BladeoftheImmortal]

Chrome.

 

[Eila]

Chrome desktop user, but I use Firefox on Android because it has adblock.

 

[Alex Connolly]

Dolphin on iOS. Just found it pretty slick. Still plug on through Safari when email or IM links open the 'default' browser, but otherwise, yeah. Dolphin.

 

[michaelius]

desktop - Firefox and Opera
macbook - Safari and Firefox
phone - Firefox
ipad - Dolphin

 

[Aquavelvaman]

Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS. Pretty basic. I occasionally switch to Firefox on Android for the adblock when I run into a mobile site that has those annoying letterbox ads on the top or bottom. More likely I will just not use the website anymore, though.

 

[dickroach]

Chrome
I like feeling creeped out when I start typing something and it autofills with something I searched for on my laptop a month ago

 

[Vidal]

Chrome Canary for Android. Love having the URL bar at the bottom part of the screen instead of the top.

 

[ponpo]

Chrome Canary for Android. Love having the URL bar at the bottom part of the screen instead of the top.

You can do this in Chrome stable, you just have to change something in the flags menu. That puts it lierally at the bottom of the screen though, not in the middle like yours.

 

[Vamp]

I use safari, it syncs very well with safari on the mac.

 

[Engell]

Firefox works great for me

 

[daxy]

I use Safari purely because it handles going back/forward a page so much better than Chrome. You can instantly return to the previous page rather than having to wait for it to reload.

 

[Baron Doggystyle von Woof]

I use Safari purely because it handles going back a page so much better than Chrome. You can instantly return to the previous page rather than having to wait for it to reload.

Same reason for me.

 

[KojiKnight]

Thank you everyone who suggested Brave. I just installed it and it's crazy awesome how fast it loads in comparison to chrome.

 

[scrapple]

which mobile browser has the best adblock?