Not only that..Google uses incredibly heavy handed n forcefull marketing methods too...

I simply never use the google browser anymore really...
Ive had so Much ad -ware related crap....following me right home......and to my moblies n stuff........."sex sites etc etc...Dodgy detail grabbin phone calls etc

"Prior to no script"...
And prior to firefox....Googles a friend sure!.....But its also a minefield for many of us ,plain n simple......

Certainly nothing Nasty bout a politley expressed opinion....Jus cuz it may differ to ones own set of Moral codes....

 

No script means simple HTML back in 90's so you should definitely go with 90's browsers

 

NoScript for Firefox Quantum (57) should be released any day now according to their site. For me I just use NoScript to block cross-site scripting, and use ublock origin instead for the rest. Full NoScript gets to be such a pain messing around with all the unblocking needed for most sites.

 

Opera - very underrated.
or vivaldi
i hate google chrome...

 

These days I recommend Cent Browser over any other web browser. Cent is chromium based browser. Lots of customizability. Many useful additions. You can try it by installing portable version of it.
Another good browser is Vivaldi which is from Opera's developers. Vivaldi is most beautiful chromium based web browser. Currently it's on ver. 1.13 which doesn't include sync account. The beta ver. 1.14 has ability to sync.
This thread excludes chrome and firefox but I use Chrome because it feels best to me.

 

I use EPIC. it dosn't save anything...except passwords but no history at all.

 

All the tracking in Firefox can be turned off. The latest multi-process version of Firefox performs much better than the previous single process versions. RAM management also improved significantly. The previous versions could barely handle 1080p HTML5 streaming vids for more than a couple of hours, this latest version runs all day without getting bogged down or crashing.

 

on android i use yandex with adblocker plugin installed separately no script browsec https everywhere ghostery extensions... never had an issue by now and all working as it should... Yandex needs a bit of configuration before use and I came from Firefox winch had let me down ...on pc I still use Firefox with pretty much same extensions and malwarebytes that looks for my browsing pages...

 

Puffin Browser. Cloud based. Wicked fast. Good for streaming but bad for download (it need to transfer files to cloud storage (google drive/dropbox) first, so user can sync to desktop later Another cons is $2 monthly subs. Free a month trial. If you like to stream videos from browser, maybe worth to check it out.

 

firefox is my favorite

and i added these add ons :

adblockplus :to block adds and better youtubing view
touch vpn (for porn OF COURSE lol ..but seriously its for opening some forums and other blocked sites and torrents aswell )
google translate : for reading /translating all languages
jdownloader :for download links

 

Hi, You have Opera. It's a cool browser with a VPN.
I recently try it and it is a great browser. And The integrated VPN for free preserve your IP.

 

https://brave.com
Great browser

You are not a product.
Why use a browser that treats you like one? Enjoy private, secure and fast browsing with Brave.

 

no script is torture....
i guess you do some biz in dw so you scared.....or..
you are a government oficial ? despective jynxyive read that once..apologize

no need for NO SCRIPT...same as AV...ublock og,ghostery and knowing where not to go or click and you good to go EDIT and dan pollock hosts file someonewhocares.org/hosts/

OPERA is slow on clicking....with firefox i can click like lightspeed....i mean time it needs before you can do the next click..

waterfox maybe

i think its not a good vpn...

guys on firfox do yourself a favor and use ublock origin,nanoblocker,ghostery and dan pollock hosts file...blv me...ask others here...

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isnt that funny and an indicator that chrome is the hacking browser...
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imho its a big data mining company..

 

Last edited: Jul 20, 2019