Willing to spare some tips?

[Mysterka35]

Hello, lately I started experimenting with borwsers. Right now I am using Samsung Internet Beta, and lately I am satisfied with what this browser has to offer, but I always consider other people opinions, so I thought maybe you could be so kind and share what internet browsers you mostly use on your smartphone? 😊😊

 

[Hadron]

For customisation without having to sync with some account (which I'm not interested in) then my favourite is Firefox. But it is a bit slower than several others.

I'm actually typing this on Edge, which is a pretty solid mobile browser, and I like the navigation controls (back, forward, tabs) being at the bottom rather than the top - more convenient.

I keep a copy of NB Pro for my fast, no fuss, no frills browser.

And I have both Firefox Focus and DuckDuckGo as privacy-focussed browsers for following links in other apps (don't need both, but as Duck is new I'm giving it a little time to see how it develops).

(Yeah, I'm not exactly minimalist with my app portfolio, but I'm also not short of space...)

 

[Mysterka35]

For customisation without having to sync with some account (which I'm not interested in) then my favourite is Firefox. But it is a bit slower than several others.
I'm actually typing this on Edge, which is a pretty solid mobile browser, and I like the navigation controls (back, forward, tabs) being at the bottom rather than the top - more convenient.
I keep a copy of NB Pro for my fast, no fuss, no frills browser.
And I have both Firefox Focus and DuckDuckGo as privacy-focussed browsers for following links in other apps (don't need both, but as Duck is new I'm giving it a little time to see how it develops).
(Yeah, I'm not exactly minimalist with my app portfolio, but I'm also not short of space...)

Good thanks for your reply, personally I tried some browsers you described, and I decided to check out Duck.