What is the next best web-browser to Firefox...?

Melchior said:

ooh I don't mind updates.. its just what they are pushing in those updates that bothers me.. lol...

Hi Barman58, I am not a fan of Chrome sry.

there is MS edge chromium... it says it can import my stuff from Firefox... but idk...

I have been with Firefox since v2.0.0

Me too. But I don't even remember how long. Just FOREVER. As for Edge and all these new ones, they are all jumping on the Chrome bandwagon. Firefox is still the King. From what I can see, the new ones are all clones and not worthy of my attention. I do keep Chrome as a back up. Firefox occasionally stumbles with some web sites. ? I don't know why, but Chrome does open those that Firefox don't like. But other than that, Firefox is always default. As for the "invites". I just ignore them. Unless something catches my eye and I "take a look at it". And usually pass. Very few additions are good or necessary. AdBlock is helpful.

I've been using FF as my main browser since Netscape ended. It's admittedly annoying me now, but I won't change yet. As for Chrome, any third-party app that worms its way onto my computer without my consent becomes my eternal enemy. I even have Chrome disabled on my Android phone.

larc919 said:

I've been using FF as my main browser since Netscape ended. It's admittedly annoying me now, but I won't change yet. As for Chrome, any third-party app that worms its way onto my computer without my consent becomes my eternal enemy. I even have Chrome disabled on my Android phone.

I've been using FF since v2 or was it v4... so yeah long time here too...
I just haven't found a good enough alt..
other then Waterfox classic a fork of FF v56 or so...

The question I've asked for years is why so many browsers? Yes, we need improvement and updates. And yes, it's nice to have a choice. But it's the same with email servers. Each one of us has to check them out, and hopefully choose the one we like best. And when we find something that satisfies us, all of a sudden, there's a rush of new ones to "try out". Firefox is just one example. Thunderbird is their email. Both from Mozilla. The next ones Chrome and all it's copycats. I've even tried Dragon/a clone. And I can't even begin to name them all. The only problem I see with Edge is that it is another Chrome copycat. Firefox has very few idiosyncrasies that can be irritating. But the irritations with Chrome and others are just as bad. IMHO you wind up needing more than one browser, but surely not the dozens available. Email is the same. And a lot of other PC stuff. So, as far as I'm concerned, the question of "which is best" is a subjective decision - best left up to the individual and all this yada yada yada is a waste of time. Someone just post a list of all that's available and let each and every one take their own time and find what they like. As for any thing being "better" than Firefox. Again, that's a subjective decision and you can argue day and night about this. And it all winds up to be up to the individual. PERIOD. And just to be fair, I'm going to try Vivaldi. And see what this hullabaloo is all about. Let's hear from others while we're batting this around. All in fun as far as I'm concerned. Firefox is and will be my default.

I've used Chrome and Opera for years, but i'm coming to really like Edge.

I just wish chrome wouldnt use as much ram, but what can we do but hope haha!