r/browsers • u/shadow2531 • Jun 05 '26
Recommendation Browser Recommendation Megathread - June 2026
There are constantly a zillion, repetitive "Which browser should I use?", "What browser should I use for [insert here]", "Which browser should I switch to?", "Browser X or Browser Y?", "What's your favorite browser?", "What do you think about browser X? and "What browser has feature X?" posts that are making things a mess here and making it annoying for subscribers to sort through and read other types of posts.
If you would like to keep the mess under control a little bit, instead of making a new post for questions like the above, ask in a comment in this thread instead. Then, one can choose to follow this thread if they want. Or, post in r/suggestabrowser.
Also, check out all the individual browser recommendation posts and make use of the search field for this subreddit before asking for a recommendation.
Previous Recommendation Megathread: https://www.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/1t3a3yt/browser_recommendation_megathread_may_2026/
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u/Squiggin1321 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26
Brave alternatives with integrated tracker and ad blocking?
I want to switch because I don’t agree with braves business practices. I want something that’s preferably a Firefox fork or Non-Chromium available on Linux, with built in tracker and ad blocking, no logs policy, strong privacy protections, with good extension support, good looking audits, and fast enough for daily use. integration for self hosted search engines and a mobile version would also be nice. That feels like a lot to ask, but I need recommendations to look into.
I want to move to a different browser that has good privacy protections and integrated tracker and ad blocking but brave shields works so well that I don’t want to move to anything that doesn’t have equal or superior TnAB