What internet browser do you use?

26-01-2020, 09:10 PM

EduardxGabriel Wrote: I used to surf on theinternet using Google Chrome. But somehow, it always gets full of ads (even with those cheap adblockers) and it eats some nice part of the RAM. I also hate thosecookie agreements and how my activity on every website is somehow monitored.

I made some research and I found this one: Brave Browser. You can download it from their official page.

The browser packs an impressive list of features, and its performance is top notch, with great speeds and low RAM consumption. We mentioned Brave in our anonymous browser guide, and for good reason. There are many handy security and privacy features, including a built-in adblocker, ?shields that block cookies and trackers and fingerprinting, and even a Tor mode.

Here's a quick test that proves it's great perfomance, loading a big website like CNN full of data and stuff:



For me, it's a great option.Anyway, I would like to hear your tips about the browsers you use

I use Chrome

26-01-2020, 09:10 PM

EduardxGabriel Wrote: I used to surf on theinternet using Google Chrome. But somehow, it always gets full of ads (even with those cheap adblockers) and it eats some nice part of the RAM. I also hate thosecookie agreements and how my activity on every website is somehow monitored.

I made some research and I found this one: Brave Browser. You can download it from their official page.

The browser packs an impressive list of features, and its performance is top notch, with great speeds and low RAM consumption. We mentioned Brave in our anonymous browser guide, and for good reason. There are many handy security and privacy features, including a built-in adblocker, ?shields that block cookies and trackers and fingerprinting, and even a Tor mode.

Here's a quick test that proves it's great perfomance, loading a big website like CNN full of data and stuff:



For me, it's a great option.Anyway, I would like to hear your tips about the browsers you use

Internet explorer

There's a rule I use for this. If i don't care about anonimity at all then i use chrome but if I am doing something which I don't want to take any chances with I'd rather use tor even though it's so damn slow.

26-01-2020, 09:10 PM

EduardxGabriel Wrote: I used to surf on theinternet using Google Chrome. But somehow, it always gets full of ads (even with those cheap adblockers) and it eats some nice part of the RAM. I also hate thosecookie agreements and how my activity on every website is somehow monitored.

I made some research and I found this one: Brave Browser. You can download it from their official page.

The browser packs an impressive list of features, and its performance is top notch, with great speeds and low RAM consumption. We mentioned Brave in our anonymous browser guide, and for good reason. There are many handy security and privacy features, including a built-in adblocker, ?shields that block cookies and trackers and fingerprinting, and even a Tor mode.

Here's a quick test that proves it's great perfomance, loading a big website like CNN full of data and stuff:



For me, it's a great option.Anyway, I would like to hear your tips about the browsers you use

I use chrome or safari

i've been using brave for awhile now, it's alright, i miss some stuff about firefox but i like it's built in features and the aesthetic is nice

If I don't use chrome I damn well want to end my life right then and there, sure chrome guzzles ram at some points, but just close your tabs! It's not that difficult, and even then I have enough ram to the point upon which I never see any performance or lock-up problems due to it. Chrome has always been my goto option. Internet explorer is ugly to look at, firefox has just been inferior in my experience, chrome seems like the golden child to me.

Checked out some other browsers made by other companies but chrome and Firefox are the top.

I still hate Edge. I wish MS could get its act together, but I will prob have to switch to firefox perm soon

Firefox/Chrome/Microsoft Edge/IE are the most major ones and it's better to stick to them

Opera GX can be usefull to preserve your network with network limiter option