Poll: What web browser are you using in 2024?

[Tony72495]

Work: Edge. No other browser on there.

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I actually kind of like using Edge at work because I found its vertical tabs feature, it's a really nice implementation. It's like the 1 main thing Firefox doesn't have, you can kind of finagle it together with extensions but it's wonky.

 

[dannymate]

I actually kind of like using Edge at work because I found its vertical tabs feature, it's a really nice implementation. It's like the 1 main thing Firefox doesn't have, you can kind of finagle it together with extensions but it's wonky.

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Check out Waterfox. They recently integrated the famous Tree Style Tab extension directly into the browser. It's not my cup of tea but it's pretty solid from my testing.

 

[PinkSpider]

I think the results so far are super interesting in an odd way, and in now way represent the market.

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UK here and not sure. Left the job a couple of weeks ago but a billion making company and we were mandated to use Firefox.

 

[Dinoric]

It's just a shame Firefox can't have some built in ad block on there Ipad version.

 

[Kiyamet]

Chrome because of syncing

 

[Malverde]

Safari for personal browsing. Chrome for work. Firefox for 😏

 

[Tony72495]

Safari for personal browsing. Chrome for work. Firefox for 😏

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Firefox for all those spicy....recipes.

 

[Fat4all]

what the hell is duckduckgo and why do i keep seeing ads for it

 

[TaySan]

Microsoft Edge at the moment and loving it. A huge upgrade over Chrome imo

 

[Gabbo]

Vivaldi as primary, Firefox/librefox as secondary

 

[RPGam3r]

UK here and not sure. Left the job a couple of weeks ago but a billion making company and we were mandated to use Firefox.

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I worked for multiple Fortune 100 companies. Of course the browser is supported, but the data is clear as day and no where remotely close to these results. Firefox is a small percentage and not a leader, especially by majority. Or as folks here like to say "it's not even close".

 

[Lotto]

brave and chrome

 

[twentytwo22]

All Edge, all the time

 

[Azem]

Firefox for 20 years… as long as you ignore the 18 months where I used Chrome, which I do.

 

[Shadow]

Phone: Edge
PC: Edge
Macbook Air: Edge
Tablet: Edge

Works great and everything syncs. Only wish for extensions on phones, but it does have a decent ad blocker built in that even blocks youtube ads no problem.

 

[RainbowIslands]

Firefox mainly, Chrome mobile

safari, Vivaldi, Opera on the side, once in a while when I need more windows or things aren't loading right.

Edge for copilot.

 

[erpg]

Vivaldi. Got tired Firefox incompatibilities.

 

[dejay]

At home, 80% Edge, 19% Firefox, 1% Chrome.

At work, 99% Chrome, 1% Edge.

 

[PiranhaMan]

I switch from Chrome to Firefox a week ago due to how ugly the new Chrome UI is.

 

[Brawly Likes to Brawl]

At work: Edge
At home: Firefox / Waterfox as alt
Mobile: Firefox (add-on support places it above all other browsers on mobile)

 

[Ernest]

Firefox 75% of the time and Chrome 25%

 

[Vipershark]

I've been using Firefox since the Firefox 2 days, outside of a short stint before Private Browsing existed where I used SRWare Iron, which is a de-googled Chrome fork.

I personally believe that there is no reason to use a Chromium-based browser, and especially not Chrome itself. I actively detest Edge.

 

[less]

I usually switch between browsers every now and then. Was on Chrome for most of last year after Edge started adding stuff that I wasn't too interested and bloated the right-click menu. Will probably switch to Firefox next.

 

[Firebrand]

Desktop PC: Firefox

iPad: Firefox, though it's incredibly buggy so I should just switch to Safari. Just a pain to get my bookmarks over.

 

[mnemonicj]

Firefox stays winning.

 

[zombiejames]

Been perfectly happy with Arc.

 

[ash32121]

Firefox, but incompatible with website really make me wonder how many more I can take before moving to Edge, also my list of add on/extension is another reason I stick with Firefox, for now.

 

[H2intensity]

Firefox/ edge on my laptop
Duckduckgo on my phone

 

[somesayyea]

At home it's chrome…at work it's edge and Firefox…and on the phone it's duckduckgo

 

[Poyunch]

I built a new PC this year and switched to Firefox from Chrome. I don't know if that's honestly the best decision since I've been in the google ecosystem for so long and I've been using Pixel phones since the 3 XL.

Work-wise I still use Chrome for convenience but also use Firefox and Edge for log-in stuff.

 

[Schiaffino]

Mobile: Safari
Work/private: Firefox

Used Chrome before degoogling summer 2023. Switched to Brave, and a week ago I switched again, this time to Firefox.

 

[CrazyDude]

I've been using firefox since I was 11(31 now) and I haven't had a reason to change yet.

 

[Cheesy]

Vivaldi across everything. Has lots of features I like, such as tiling tabs and tab stacking and such.

 

[GenericGhost]

DuckDuckGo for me

 

[Amnesty]

Safari because I basically don't browse on anything but my phone.

 

[squeakywheel]

I mostly use Brave for general browsing. Safari or Chrome when doing some banking or financial.

 

[Shiz Padoo]

I was Firefox for a long time, but I've started moving to Edge. It's got some nice features now. Split tabs are very useful, as is searching for things in the sidebar instead of opening a new tab.

 

[JustTeaThankYou]

These poll results are hilarious, and are a good reminder of both the non-statistically sound nature of Resetera polls, and the bubble this community lives in. And I say this as a Firefox main, who used Opera for 15 years before that (back when they made their own browser engine).

Anyway, hold this one in your head if you ever see polls you disagree with, it will give you energy

 

[eXistor]

Chrome at work Firefox at home. No particular reason.

 

[Volkama]

PC & Android: Firefox (and sometimes Vivaldi)
iOS: Safari

 

[Modest_Modsoul]

Firefox for MacBook.

Use Chrome for work & phone tho.

 

[TheDutchSlayer]

Since 2000 been a firefox person.
Never looked back.
[edit] on phone iOS Safari.

 

[Why would you do that?]

On Desktop, I went from AOL -> IE -> Opera -> Chrome -> Firefox.

At work, I use Chrome for work stuff and Firefox for personal stuff.

On Android, I went from Opera -> Chrome.

I don't know why I still use Chrome on Android. I also sometimes use Firefox and it's a much better experience, but just haven't officially switched yet. I think I just really like Chrome's UI over Firefox's.

 

[Chilikar]

Vivaldi has been my main browser for a while now, but with Google looking to nerf adblock extensions with manifest3, I'm looking to move to Firefox (or a Firefox spinoff).

My biggest issue isn't the Windows browser, it's the Android browser.

Firefox's tab management on Android is abysmal. I'd really appreciate a tab bar. It's usable, but could be a lot better.

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I'm in the same shoe here, I really want to switch to Firefox for their Android extension support and also move off chromium browsers.

But damn, Vivaldi gets so much right. Their speed dials, and tab management system (with upward Gesture support) on Android just works so much better for me that I can't switch quite yet.

 

[Skade]

Firefox, never stopped since at least 2006. Never really liked Chrome anyway.

I used Chrome for some time to watch Youtube and Twitch, but it's working worse than FF for this recently, so ditched it completely. The only use i have left for Chrome is for work because as a frontend developper i have to ensure compatibility. That's it.

 

[jokkir]

Microsoft Edge. It's like Chrome but I find it better

 

[Lkr]

edge at work since it's mandated
safari at home since I use it on iOS/Macbook
occasionally I need to open edge on my gaming desktop but I don't really "browse the web" on it

 

[Vinegar Joe]

Duckduckgo on mobile. Chrome or Firefox on desktop.

 

[bremon]

I'm a basic bitch who uses Safari on his phone and ipad and Edge on his laptop because that's what the default was and saw no reason to change.

 

[Culex]

Still using Firefox. It's ability to have the smartphone browser sync with your desktop so you can pick up on either device is still a great thing.