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Stick to the built in chromium edge browser. It's a high class browser with very good startup and performance. The RAM usage and CPU usage is far lower than Chrome (not the lowest but still the best). For privacy, it has built in privacy and tracking blocking measures which you can customize to your heart's content.

Hey guys, I'm looking to change my browser from chrome. What the best alt browsers for Windows. So I've come to Reddit to get a consensus. Can you …

Edge : Fast , Less Ram usage , tons of features ( vertical tab, good pdf viewer, in built screenshot tool, tracker setting , all chrome extensions work very well) Edge again: Good syncing (just make one outlook account and it is alright),Flawless bookmarking, plus very very nice COLLECTION feature.

Agreed, Edge indeed is probably one of the best if not the best browser out there :) level 1. · 1 yr. ago. Majority of people use Google Chrome but I would prefer Mozilla Firefox because of its design, features and security. level 2.

Some might say Firefox, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, etc. but it really depends on what you need and why you will use them. The best answer I can ...

In my opinion, Microsoft Edge (with Strict Tracking Protection and uBlock Origin) is the best alternative to Chrome. It's lightweight, private, ...

In your opinion, what the best browser? ... Firefox. It's open source, works well with most sites, has plenty of addons, and is privacy focused.

Personally, I like Firefox and think it is the best browser around. ... types to go i pages, like, f facebook, y youtube, r reddit etc.

Brave's good, but the lack of customization freedom is one of the only downsides for me. I've been considering going to Opera GX because of its performance and all, but seeing as how many people hate it, I still want to know as to how and why you hate it while I see a bunch of youtubers use it over Firefox and the like. 0 comments.

level 1. · 9 mo. ago. Edge : Fast , Less Ram usage , tons of features ( vertical tab, good pdf viewer, in built screenshot tool, tracker setting , all chrome extensions work very well) Edge again: Good syncing (just make one outlook account and it is alright),Flawless bookmarking, plus very very nice COLLECTION feature.

Opera is the best web browser. No doubt! I too like Vivaldi, but it needs time to compare with Opera.

Safari (the compass, Apple Browser). Waterfox (The W, Firefox but with better compatibility). Vivaldi (the V).

Majority of people use Google Chrome but I would prefer Mozilla Firefox because of its design, features and security. Upvote

Agreed, Edge indeed is probably one of the best if not the best browser out there :) level 1. · 1 yr. ago. Majority of people use Google Chrome but I would prefer Mozilla Firefox because of its design, features and security. level 2.

In my opinion, Microsoft Edge (with Strict Tracking Protection and uBlock Origin) is the best alternative to Chrome. It's lightweight, private, and reasonably feature-packed (screenshot tool, vertical tabs, collections, downloads flyout, PDF reader, reader view, etc.). Edge Beta is currently my default browser.

Brave does use less CPU and RAM and has better privacy options, but I'd stick with edge and not waste any storage downloading extra browsers for Windows 10. Ungoogled Chromium is probably the best in performance, Firefox is close but it takes some time to start up. I like edge but it comes down to personal prefrence.

Samsung Internet for mobile because of the Adguard extension and video assistant. For desktop, Google Chrome is best because it offers higher ...

What is the best other than chrome? I personally used 4 different browsers and the best one seems to be Vivaldi but I wanted to know any ...

Firefox. There is nothing called best.. If you want privacy then it's firefox.. It uses less resources too.. If you like chrome, then it should be edge as it is very fast and uses less resources. 10. level 2. AstonishingCatJump. · 6m.

Chrome is almost infinitely expandable and has a lot of great cross-device features. Privacy is questionable though, and it's resource-hungry. Opera is lightweight and has a built in VPN. Vivaldi has some really nice unique features like docking and tab-stacking, great for users who like a lot of shit open at once.

Why? It is the Browser for me. It's Simple, easily Customizable and User Friendly than ALL the other Browsers. Brave is a good Alternative but ...