• mintiefresh@piefed.ca
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    1 month ago

    I use all 3 and generally bounce back and forth between them. They’re all good.

    Just pick one and go. They’ll get the job done.

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    1 month ago

    Konform Browser is more recent Firefox (actually LibreWolf) fork which goes even further in debloating, removing “AI” functionality and disabling remote connections. It’s based on Firefox ESR (like GNUZilla IceCat).

    fedi thread

    If you have concerns about the telemetry and browser metadata privacy parts of AI integrations, I think Konform, IceCat, Waterfox and Mullvad Browser are a lot more relevant than Zen…

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      2 months ago

      There are some good iOS browsers.

      At the moment, I use Orion (from Kagi) and Narrow32. Quiche Browser is good, DuckDuckGo is fine.

      Discoverability on iOS is awful though. The store is just packed with SEO spam and corporate slop on top of all the passion projects or “benevolent” ones.

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        2 months ago

        At the moment, iOS doesn’t not allow any other browser engines. Every browser on iOS is just reskinned Safari.

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          2 months ago

          That’s kind of a blessing in disguise; otherwise basically all web traffic would be Chrome.

          Apparenty this is softening some: https://www.techspot.com/news/108965-japan-gives-apple-december-deadline-drop-ios-browser.html

          And Safari is quite performant on iOS.

          Maybe I’m too cynical, but I wouldn’t mind if that continues, just so there’s some chunk of traffic that isn’t Chrome and that web development doesn’t turn into a complete monoculture. A smidge of Firefox and Safari alone isn’t enough for that.

          (EDIT: My assumption is that if Apple allows Chrome on iOS, you can bet they are going to funnel basically everyone into it).

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    2 months ago

    I was ignoring everything Waterfox back when I realize they were bought by an advertising company, System1, which also owns StartPage.

    BUT, I recently read from Wikipedia that Waterfox has gone independent again since 2023.

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        2 months ago

        I also just installed Waterfox for the first time after reading the Wikipedia page. I use it to replace Firefox to be used when I need webgl or webrtc/voice call. my main browser is still Librewolf