@pseudonym Waterfox user, here!

@pseudonym I'm trying out IronFox

@pseudonym I want to play with waterfox

@pseudonym I'm using Waterfox on Android. It works great.

@pseudonym probably just Firefox. Anything chromium based is a big no go and personally the hoopla surrounding the recent Firefox news is extremely overblown.

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I'm also using IronFox - solid, actively updated, privacy focussed browser.

#IronFox

@pseudonym LibreWolf has been serving me well. I use it as my main browser and then use Chromium solely for the purpose of logging into Google and Meta and anything else that might break on LibreWolf. But it has most the extensions that Firefox has.

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Fennec on F-Droid works well, and is the same as Firefox, but just Free Software :)

@pseudonym there is also fennec browser which has Firefox telemetry disabled but not sure of other differenced

@pseudonym Waterfox does have extensions. It's almost indistinguishable from Firefox and available in the Play store.

Vivaldi is certainly a good option. I found the adblocker to be good enough to avoid seeing most ads and works on Youtube.

@pseudonym I'm using Vanadium, loving it.

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I've been using Vivaldi, but keep meaning to try Fennec and IronFox.

@pseudonym I think you should definitely check out Vivaldi as it is very much geared towards its users and privacy, has built in ad blocking (and you can use extensions), has excellent android and iOS versions (with sync), has mail and feeds on desktop, and a great user community (I'm writing from Vivaldi's hosted Fedi server).

Founder @jon often posts here...

@pseudonym I use duckduckgo's android browser with 1Password. No complaints

@pseudonym I've been using the Duck duck go browser.

privacy

phones

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On Android, I've been using Cromite for over a year.
It's now also recommended by Privacy Guides:
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/#private-web-browsers
Alternatively, use Brave but disable all the BAT stuff.

@pseudonym I like DuckDuckGo a lot. I'm also trying out Brave Browser because it has clients for Android, Linux, and Windows.

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Firefox based: Fennec, Ironfox
Chromium based: Brave

@pseudonym I've used waterfox for about 8 years.

It used to be speed focussed - it started as a 64 bit version of Firefox, when Firefox was compiled as a 32bit browser.

It pivoted to privacy focussed about 3 years ago, although also did a bit of time as a legacy extension compatible browser.

So despite being small, and a couple of missteps with default search engines, it's been around for long enough to make me comfortable enough to recommend it.

Note - Android releases are a bit slower and it took a long time to get the first release, so that might be it's Achilles heel.

@pseudonym I'm using #fennec on Android and #libreWolf on desktop.

Both of them are reconfigurations of Firefox and work really well for me.

Integration with passwords managers shouldn't be a problem, as they usually run as Android services.

Fennec supports Firefox mobile extensions.

@pseudonym Vivaldi.

@pseudonym Brave

@pseudonym been very happy using Brave browser on all devices. Brave search is so much better than duckduckgo search. I like the private AI “Leo” built in and have upgraded to the premium. I might add that on my Graphene OS phone is also mainly using Mulvad VPN and NextDNS. No simcard.

@pseudonym mostly using monocles browser now which is apparently just some kind of webview wrapper? since it allows for noJS and images blocked and third party request dismissal and whatnot by default, but iceraven is a more firefoxy alternative at least as a secondary browser

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I'm liking #IronFox, a continuation of the defunct Mull browser.

I added their f-droid repo to Droid-ify

@pseudonym try #ironfox for Android and #librewolf for PC