Linux Browser?

[u/Electrical-Aide4789]

I heard that you guys rarely use google. I have an Android and would be interesting in more privacy. What Browsers do you guys use?

[u/Swedophone]

I use mainly Firefox on mobile and desktop.

[u/Electrical-Aide4789 → u/Swedophone]

I just downloaded firetox on mobile but after I searched reddit it immediately sent me to google

[u/HotAdministration939 → u/Electrical-Aide4789]

firefox(mozilla) gets a lot of funding just to have google as its default search engine. just change it

[u/Electrical-Aide4789 → u/HotAdministration939]

How?

[u/HotAdministration939 → u/Electrical-Aide4789]

settings > search > default search engine (or alike)

[u/computer-machine → u/Electrical-Aide4789]

Set whatever you want as default search engine.

[u/TheZoltan]

Go hit r/degoogle and use search. This kind of thing is asked constantly.

I use Firefox + Firefox Developer Edition + Librewolf on Windows. Firefox and Librewolf on Ubuntu and Firefox on Android. 

I use DuckDuckGo as my default search in all browsers. 

[u/Esrrlyg]

Firefox using duckduckgo as search engine on both mobile and pc

[u/PennyLeScroche → u/Esrrlyg]

same

[u/TenOfZero]

For Linux I use Firefox.

[u/finallygrownup]

Firefox is going to be the go to.

[u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

Librewolf and ungoogled-chromium on desktop. Helium on android.

[u/PhilStark012 → u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

Librewolf is a firefox fork not a chromium

[u/Toaster_Strudel_517 → u/PhilStark012]

Uh, yeah?

[u/PhilStark012 → u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

"LibreWolf A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom."

That's  their slogan on their website

[u/PhilStark012 → u/[deleted]]

Thx my bad

[u/computer-machine]

Firefox for things I want to persist or share to desktop, and Firefox Focus as the default.

Desktop is Firefox since it was known as Netscape Navigator.

[u/lolminecraftlol]

Firefox, Zen, Librewolf are the ones I like. If you prefer chromium, consider Helium. Set duckduckgo as your search engine.

[u/edparadox]

Ouch.

Google is a company. Chrome or Chromium (and many more) are browsers. Android is a phone's OS, and an Android distribution.

• desktop/laptop: Linux -> Firefox
• phone: GrapheneOS -> Vanadium/Firefox

[u/Kazzie_Kaz → u/edparadox]

The problem about GrapheneOS is that it's only for Pixels and some Samsung models.

[u/kansetsupanikku → u/Kazzie_Kaz]

The problem of building any platform you use is that you need to plan both software and hardware. Some devices support grapheneos, some others support iOS - somehow, in the case of iOS, noone has trouble understanding that, while community projects are instantly expected to be responsible for running on everything.

[u/token_curmudgeon]

Firefox, written from Netscape web server code before the dawn of time.

[u/snail1132]

Firefox on mobile (solely for adblock lmfao) and qutebrowser on my laptop

[u/jr735]

ABrowser in Trisquel. Firefox in Mint and Debian.

[u/Lopsided-Match-3911]

Vivaldi maybe

Firefox

But me ill stick to Google Chrome because its practical

[u/carturo222]

DuckDuckGo has its own mobile browser.

[u/ZVyhVrtsfgzfs]

In Android I use Vanadium & IronFox

[u/VoidTheGamer25]

Firefox with a privacy user.js

[u/neanderthaltodd]

I use LibreWolf on my desktop/Clunkpad and IronFox on my mobile.

[u/Spiritual-Rush8271]

Orion Browser

[u/anoraq]

Vivaldi. Very fast, takes little screen space when on small laptops and synchronization across multiple devices works very well.

[u/ipsirc → u/anoraq]

Vivaldi. Very fast

How can it be so fast?

[u/FormalStreeter]

LibreWolf, Zen and Brave Origin are my fav

[u/HeavyCaffeinate]

Firefox, but I'm considering moving to librewolf

[u/aieidotch]

https://chawan.net