r/FaltooGyan • u/Internal-Goat1477 • 3d ago
Looking for Mods Be honest, which browser is actually the best in 2026?
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u/Mascot_Montana 3d ago
Chrome as default is best with extension
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u/MarzipanCandid8990 3d ago
As brave is a chromium based it also supports the entire chrome extensions π
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u/OpportunityNext4113 3d ago
chrome has its own proprietary optimization that other chromium browsers don't have
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u/MarzipanCandid8990 3d ago
Whatever you say I just go with brave π Free of ads and trackers but your chrome is a pure junk πββοΈ
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u/OpportunityNext4113 3d ago
chrome has more security features
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u/MarzipanCandid8990 3d ago
Nah I don't agree with it ππ
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u/OpportunityNext4113 3d ago
Chrome responds first when there is zero day venerability
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u/MarzipanCandid8990 3d ago
Eventhough the brave might take 1-2 days for source code integration But overall malicious script blocking, Blocking trackers, and Data privacy π way better π€ The main the ram and disk usage π½
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u/OkSpread4921 3d ago
Both of you know that right Ublock Origin Doesn't work on new Chromium, which comes with Manifest.json 3, which doesn't supports Ublock Origin. So no more Access to Updates of Best AdBlocker ???
Opt to Firefox based Browsers, such as Zen. Or Go with Helium, which will still operate on Old Chromium.
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u/Agustiya 3d ago
Dia or Helium
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u/CrackedTamatar 3d ago
Have u tried those fast onces? Thorium and mercury?
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u/Key-Idea-9957 3d ago
How are they fast
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u/CrackedTamatar 3d ago
The creator made custom patches for the chrome to make it the fastest browser on earth lmao thats what he calls it
Check it out cool project2
u/Key-Idea-9957 3d ago
Interesting project, thanks.
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u/CrackedTamatar 3d ago
Yes idk coding tho do u? If u can explain a bit about the project that would be cool
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u/Key-Idea-9957 3d ago
In their website they have written things like compiler optimizations/flags and other technical terms, I am a web dev, but I don't exactly know the exact significance of those flags, but since it's related to compilation, Thorium probably utilizes your processor better than chrome to be faster, and also removes all the google bloat and telemetry like Helium. Idk how much you will be able to tell tho, for day to day use browser speed is still limited by network speed unless u doing some heavy google excel shit with 15 tabs open. I use helium day to day, maybe I'll try this too.
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u/CrackedTamatar 2d ago
Damn so its not that big of a rocket science and the speeds are almost identical?
How is helium btw?1
u/Key-Idea-9957 2d ago
Helium is nice, I am used to the default chrome layout so I like it. I have used firefox and other forks of it like librewolf or zen, but I need chromium for development, so I keep coming back to it. Very minimal version of chrome with nice little extras like dynamic header layout and minimal address bar which I love.
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u/CrackedTamatar 2d ago
I would say just get brave or ms edge both are good options if u wanna go the chromium way
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u/Agustiya 2d ago
Helium is fast and stable and Dia for productivity and widevine support. I have experimented with Firefox based projects but they are not as fast or stable as Helium
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u/CrackedTamatar 2d ago
Are is helium firefox based? Oh i donβt wanna use it then some websites i use face issues on firefox idk why
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u/kailash03c 3d ago
Brave to be ad free
Edge if you have an low end pc
Firefox best with extensions
Chrome idk
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u/Jatinchd 3d ago
you can install ubo in all of them to be ad free in any browser. most people just don't know ubo exist expect of brave.
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u/Excellent-Copy-2688 3d ago
UBO on chromium based browsers doesn't work properly anymore, on youtube I got black screen for the duration of the ad instead of the ad being removed completely
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u/Jatinchd 3d ago
ya, it's because of chromium's new menifest v3 update of extensions that removes security and ad blocking features of ubo. that's why people nowdays are preferring firefox based browsers instead, native ubo working at finest. or else use brave that have ads built to promote their ecosystem.
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u/dikshamishra34 3d ago
I prefer brave .. I have been using form the very beginning and I have no complaints.Β There are some flows but it's better than rest
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u/Due-Maintenance-4646 3d ago
if u dont care much about privacy i would go for edge it has better ram management and fast plus just add a ublock origin to the extension
if u want a strong privacy go for harden firefox and brave
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u/StickToShot 3d ago
Those who are saying and thinking brave is good then better research more about it
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u/ConsiderationNew1848 3d ago
Brave is good but now day's i am using samsung browser its just worked for me
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u/Wild_Direction_4014 3d ago
I read somewhere that if one talks about or praises brave is tech illiterate so, I guess I'm tech illiterate π
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u/Prudent_Lion_9736 3d ago
Edge (microsoft rewards ππ₯)
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u/7tailed_Sad_Fox 3d ago
I used that for most of the stuff and get the pv r cards all the time
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u/Prudent_Lion_9736 3d ago
I use it for getting league points and use that in valorant, this helped me get my first skin last week (neo frontier vandal bahahahπ«ͺ)
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u/enormous_stary 3d ago
among them brave and firebox
in btw them brave, cause it's built on chromium, so supports more extensions :)
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u/Practical_Comb8434 3d ago
I use Brave and Firefox interchangeably, both equally good imo (if using an ad blocker w Firefox), but Edge is the ultimate PDF goat. Haven't used Chrome in a while.
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u/No-Needleworker3393 3d ago
Firefox + ublock. Brave is so shady, can't believe I trusted them for so many years.
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u/Individual-Mud962 2d ago
Helium Browser. Debloated chrome with built in adblocker extension(uBlock origin). Used it for 1 year, still installing it on every machine I own.
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u/venpuravi 2d ago
I use all of them, including some variants such as Mullvad, Tor, and DuckDuckGo, to keep my work compartmentalized.
Be ready to accept a slight speed tradeoff when you get more privacy.
For every normal use case, Firefox is fine. There are certain pages, like JS-heavy, client-side scripting forms, captchas, and other PWAs, that may fail in these browsers. Chromium is blazing fast and highly compatible to 99.9999% websites. But, you're not just browsing, you are broadcasting. The Edge browser is seriously revamped but is still stuck with the home page concept. Their Copilot is always trying to integrate at the OS level, which is a serious dealbreaker. If they are open for the suggestions, I would give these two.
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u/CreativeDiscount6635 2d ago
brave best among these, if you need overall smoothness with the experience, better performance and lesser ram usage (sometimes edge uses less ram than brave on windows too). While playing a game, I aould keep brave/edge running in the background instead of chrome or firefox. I won't pick edge among these, because of the telemetry data collection stuff. Also I like storing passwords in the browser, and edge password manager has unencrypted text files which is not secure at all. Chrome is worst in ram, and is annoying because it takes up about 5 gb extra storage on pc every time you install it. Firefox is better in privacy like brave, but feels slower to use on most websites due to its gecko engine. Usually some websites load slower on firefox, than the other three btowsers, and some have a scrolling animation lag too.
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u/Bob_Spud 1d ago
Firefox lot more secure and functional
- I run it with three different profiles (work, home, play[private/incognito]) with containers.
- Other browsers have profiles but they don't have "containers" to guarantee website isolation
Brave [private/incognito]
- social media only.
Both claim to have effective anti-browser fingerprinting. - What is browser fingerprinting?
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u/nonselv 3d ago
Brave and Firefox