[Pikami]

Chrome on android

Is It because Chrome Is defaulted to (most I believe) Android devices?

That's my reason for using It on my Android cell phone. It'll take all but one minute to simply Install another browser, but I've become accustomed to Chrome.

Exacly that.

[Black Tuna]

If I could hug the development team that produced Microsoft edge I would. Ever since I've made the switch to edge my web browsing experience has been unparalleled. With its practical user interface and implementation of Cortana accessing the web has been a stroll. Cortana has been really beneficial in helping me make dinner reservations and setup plans. I used to use Mozilla Firefox, but when I used Firefox I was never able to take full advantage of my 7.1 speakers. Edge was the solution to that problem and now I can enjoy the cinematic experience provided by my speakers. As a lightweight browser with a library of plugins I can hope to expect more from edge.

[insidious]

Firefox and sometime Vivaldi because i think it's cool.

Looking forward to Mozilla releasing servo, though. I'm really behind the concept. Hoping it kicks every other browsers ass tbh.

Which, right now looks meh since Rust (the lang Servo is coded in) is a bit of a memory hog because of it's memory-safetyness. So, we're going to have to see if that pays off in the form of increased performance from the decreased memory leaks etc etc.

[Black Viking]

I'm using Chromium and Yandex Browser on Linux

[Shin]

Google Chrome for life, bro...
I just like it.

[Tiny]

I use three browsers, all by the Chromium team.

[Paris]

I mainly use Chromium, since I've been using Chrome for years and I guess I'm used to it. Which is why I feel some guilt because Microsoft's Edge actually looks decent, but it lacks a Full screen option. Can't understand why they'd omit that to be honest.

[TwoMyths]

I'm currently using a very anonymous browser. I generally use chrome browser to do my normal browsing like YouTube.

[Immense]

I primarily use Firefox over Google Chrome only because Chrome has like 50 fucking processes (at least it used to when i used it) while firefox only has one. Pretty sure they both use the same amount of unnecessary memory though.

[lambdaxi]

I use Opera because it doesn't utilize my memory in gratuitous ways, but it also comes with a few other features I wish Chrome came with natively like ad blocking and saving tabs.

Very recently I've also been using MS Edge, and so far I've got no complaints. It's really fast and the interface is comfortable. I have high hopes for this browser.