dhuls wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

Chrome should definitely not be in the top three. It's IE6 reincarnated

1. Edge
   
2. Firefox
   
3. Chromium
   
4. Safari
   
5. Chrome
   
6. Opera
   
7. IE
   

It was revolutionary at release

dont put edge at the top

Edge faster than Chrome (and also FF)

i couldn't believe that if i tried
edge is still the browser to install other browsers

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

It was revolutionary at release

dont put edge at the top

Edge faster than Chrome (and also FF)

i couldn't believe that if i tried

Perhaps it's possible that they have a different opinion than you, which they are free to have.

Just because you like Firefox and Linux doesn't mean you need to force them to agree with your ways- Encouraging is fine, just stop shoving it in people's faces

LegoManiac04 wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

It was revolutionary at release

dont put edge at the top

Edge faster than Chrome (and also FF)

i couldn't believe that if i tried

Perhaps it's possible that they have a different opinion than you, which they are free to have.

Edge is literally chrome with some minor features and Microsoft AND google having your data

Microsoft left off edge for linux at version 97.0-dev lmao, for arch anyway

Update: just got microsoft-edge-stable and got the latest release

Microsoft Edge-Stable-95

Startup (Linux) = 3.5 seconds
Startup (Win) = 2.5 seconds

Compared To:

Firefox-Stable-94

Startup (Linux) = .5 seconds
Startup (Win) = .55 Seconds

Google products are pretty bad so I don't understand why is chrome at the first place…

mbrick2 wrote:

Hi,
I need help ranking the best browsers on
Speed
Privacy and
Features
Here is a list of some browsers i compiled
1. Google Chrome
2. Mozilla Firefox (5)
3. Internet Explorer
4. Microsoft Edge
5. Safari
6. Vivaldi
7. Opera
8. Tor
Tell me if I missed one
~mbrick2

I use gmail and youtube just can't not use those.

its impossible literally

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

I use gmail and youtube just can't not use those.

its impossible literally

Well, I wouldn't say it's impossible to not use Gmail. You could for one use a email client, like Thunderbird, and not use the Gmail website, or you could get an email via a different provider.

This is quite off-topic though.

ok my list on how i like them lol
1. Edge (No more downloading chrome for you!!!!)
2. Chrome (yes)
3. Vivaldi (Customizable too much)
4. Naver Whale (mobile is Great)
5. Firefox (good but outdated feeling)
6. Safari (ehhh it's ok but man that's one nice mobile design )
7. Sleipnir (Looks and controls weird but pretty nice)
8. Samsung Browser (it's like if Vivaldi used outdated Chromium)
9. Internet Explorer (Buggy? Buggy!)
10. Tor (nice feature but AAAAAA)
11. Opera (Company that owns it is kinda shady (and by Kinda Shady i mean Made scam loan apps )
12. That Browser (from the Guy who made JavaScript )
13. Others (idk i forgot lol)

Capitan_Florida_2 wrote:

ok my list on how i like them lol
1. Edge (No more downloading chrome for you!!!!)
2. Chrome (yes)
3. Vivaldi (Customizable too much)
4. Naver Whale (mobile is Great)
5. Firefox (good but outdated feeling)
6. Safari (ehhh it's ok but man that's one nice mobile design )
7. Sleipnir (Looks and controls weird but pretty nice)
8. Samsung Browser (it's like if Vivaldi used outdated Chromium)
9. Internet Explorer (Buggy? Buggy!)
10. Tor (nice feature but AAAAAA)
11. Opera (Company that owns it is kinda shady (and by Kinda Shady i mean Made scam loan apps )
12. That Browser (from the Guy who made JavaScript )
13. Others (idk i forgot lol)

opera UI is better than vivaldi and faster

-ElectronicArts- wrote:

opera UI is better than vivaldi and faster

True, though it's incredibly worse privacy-wise

LegoManiac04 wrote:

-ElectronicArts- wrote:

opera UI is better than vivaldi and faster

True, though it's incredibly worse privacy-wise

it has vpn

Firefox is better than all 9

FIREFOX!!

-ElectronicArts- wrote:

LegoManiac04 wrote:

-ElectronicArts- wrote:

opera UI is better than vivaldi and faster

True, though it's incredibly worse privacy-wise

it has vpn

VPN protects your identity online, but, who's to say that Opera's is really that safe, plus, it's not going to protect you from any data your browser may collect.

We obviously can't forget about the FreeCat browser.
https://github.com/JaydenDev/freecat

ScolderCreations wrote:

You said you ranked them by privacy, and then you put Google Chrome at the top, which is the exact opposite of privacy.

i dint rank its a list

ScolderCreations wrote:

I just make HTTP requests in raw form, and parse the page on my own.

so you create a TCP socket and then you do an SSL handshake over TLS, you encrypt and send the HTTP request and decrypt the response? bruh

-ElectronicArts- wrote:

LegoManiac04 wrote:

-ElectronicArts- wrote:

opera UI is better than vivaldi and faster

True, though it's incredibly worse privacy-wise

it has vpn

free vpn's are very shady though

bump

LegoManiac04 wrote:

1.) Firefox - Performs better on better hardware; Is extremely good in terms of privacy; Great customization.
2.) Edge - Pretty speedy; Based on Chromium, which is a downside; Would choose it over Chrome any day.
3.) Vivaldi - Not much experience with it on desktop, like it on mobile; Seems privacy conscious; Extremely customizable; Based on Chromium, again, downside.

These are the only three I'd recommend :P

What's wrong with Chromium? It's open source, and it uses V8 to run JavaScript, which is faster than other JS engines. Chrome is bad, since it's basically Chromium but with Google spyware, with some extra features to prevent people from using ordinary Chromium.

Chiroyce wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

I just make HTTP requests in raw form, and parse the page on my own.

so you create a TCP socket and then you do an SSL handshake over TLS, you encrypt and send the HTTP request and decrypt the response? bruh

Yeah, it's probably the worst way to get webpages, but it's the cleanest.