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Ask HN: What's Your Default Browser?
Currently I am using Firefox (for HN, Stackoverflow, freenode and Gmail, and programming stuff), Chromium for Banking, shopping sites, and for everything else.
I want to get rid of ads, malicious scripts.
What's your default browser?
- neighbour 7y agoFirefox with custom user.js from [1]. In addition to this, Multi-Account Containers, HTTPS everywhere, NoScript, uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger. [1] https://spyware.neocities.org/ https://spyware.neocities.org/
- 666lumberjack 7y agoCurrently Opera, because of inertia and laziness. Originally I started using it for the free VPN and internet hipsteryness of using a less popular browser (much as I'd like to pretend otherwise, the latter is something my brain finds very appealing). I have a proper VPN setup now, but I've procrastinated switching to Firefox because of the general inconvenience associated with any browser switch and the need to for a minor rewrite on a browser extension I wrote/use.
- Benjiwillis 7y agoChrome
- sharmi 7y agoFirefox on laptop and on mobile. Infact Firefox on mobile is infinitely better as it allows addons. I always setup ublock origin and performance on mobile is even better than desktop. It is great on laptops too. Just a little bit inconvenienced by 'works only on chrome' websites. That just fuels me more to stick with firefox.
- AwesomeFaic 7y agoBrave on my home PC and Galaxy S8, Chrome at work (unable to download/install other browsers)
- scanny 7y agoChrome, with uBLock Origin and privacy badger.
- zemnl 7y agoFirefox on desktop; same on on mobile along with Firefox Focus (although recently I started using Firefox Preview a bit more instead of regular FF)
- croo 7y agoFirefox
- duiker101 7y agoVivaldi! I just can't get enough of it! It's very customizable, runs great, Chromium engine. I don't think I have ever been this happy with a browser. As for ads/malicius scripts I rely on ublock orgin.
- nxpnsv 7y agoI’m happy with firefox.
- pietroglyph 7y agoFirefox with tracking protection enabled, uBlock, HTTPS Everywhere, and the Smart Referer plugin
- jryan49 7y agoFirefox
- e83f70479b 7y agoChrome
- 2sk21 7y agoSafari
- jiscariot 7y agoFirefox with uBlock, disable javascript toggle, multi-account containers, user-agent switcher
- kraitis 7y agoBrave.