Which mobile web browser do you use.

[Suppersupport]

I'm just curious

[BasicallyAMod]

i would love to use not chrome but everything else is so bad

[SupaKomputa]

in android, Chrome, i'm too familiar with the interface

in IOS, safari, other browser in iphone is just hit and miss.

[Zodiark1593]

I'm using the Samsung Browser as it performs the best on my SD821 device. (Tried many others before settling on this). I prefer the UI in Firefox by far, but the lacking performance is not worth it.

[driftz240]

18 minutes ago, BasicallyAMod said:

i would love to use not chrome but everything else is so bad

I used that Cake browser for a little while but quickly missed the familiarity of chrome

[TheLaserCucumber]

On my phone I use Safari, maybe OP should include that into their poll

[driftz240]

Just now, TheLaserCucumber said:

On my phone I use Safari, maybe OP should include that into their poll

never owned an iphone so i gotta ask, is safari the only browser you can use?

[TheLaserCucumber]

 

1 minute ago, driftz240 said:

never owned an iphone so i gotta ask, is safari the only browser you can use?

No you can download other browsers in the app store, for testing purposes I have Edge installed for example, but I mainly use Safari, as most iOS users

[homeap5]

The only browser (or serie of browsers in fact) that have instant back function, without re-loading previous page - Armorfly (previously that was UC Browser, now its CM Browser). Upgrade policy is what I don't understand here (why change name of browser every x years and start very similar "new" browser instead of updating existing one).

 

If I find other browser that has built in download manager (that can detect videos for example) and have instant back function - I will be happy to end using Armorfly / CM Browser.

[Mad153]

Edge - mobile interface has better tab management (shows 30 tabs instead of 1 on Chrome at one time) and runs using WebKit so is basically better ui chrome

[Tsuki]

brave.  its superior to everything else ive used

[Teddy07]

I use Firefox on all my devices for years now, don´t care about the rest

[Commodus]

Safari, since I have iOS devices and there's not as much reason to use the alternatives.

 

(I do have an Android phone on the side, I use Chrome there)

[DarkShame2]

Just Chrome ever since I started using Android (Nexus days).

[TJ10]

Kiwi browser, Allows chrome PC extensions to run on mobile.

[PianoPlayer88Key]

I'd say I'm probably a light to moderate user of Chrome on Windows and Android.

 

One of these days I should transfer my open tabs on my phone to my PC.  I'm signed into Chrome, just don't want to have to wheelclick on each individual link in my history / synced tabs, and I'd also like to import the tab history, any form data, etc.  (Then, figuring out what to do with the tabs would be another thing.  I could save them in Session Buddy, after all I've probably got dozens if not hundreds of past sessions, with several hundred to over a thousand tabs each, in that Chrome desktop extension.  I should probably also set my browser history on my own devices to never expire, maybe.  Speaking of which, I came across some hard drives a while back that had Windows 95 or 2000 installs on them, and I might like to sometime get the browser history / etc from those as well.)

 

Several years ago I used FireFox on Android and Windows, as well as dabbling a little with Dolphin browser on Android.  There might have been a brief time where I was using Internet Explorer, but I don't remember much.  Fairly early on, I remember using Netscape Navigator.  Before we got internet around 1995 or so, I remember dialing into local BBS's, but I forget what software I used.  (I do remember using DOS.)

 

I'm thinking of switching back to FireFox, but would like to make sure I can transfer my sessions, history, plugins (or get equivalent ones for FF), etc. over from Chrome, among other things, as well as have the same UI capabilities that Chrome has.  (Last I checked, I couldn't shift or ctrl+click a bunch of tabs in a window and move them around in FF, like I could in Chrome, for example.)