How many of you use Safari on everything?

Throrik said:
I think you miss my point. I don't want my browser which touts 'privacy' to be doing this stuff. I especially don't want to be given affiliate links to crypto to make a browser company more money if I was to use them.
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Both a VPN and, to a lesser extent, crypto improve your privacy. Brave even has TOR built in.
 
Bluecube said:
Both a VPN and, to a lesser extent, crypto improve your privacy. Brave even has TOR built in.
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If you believe a browser siphoning off money from crypto-links without explicitly telling people is good for privacy then that's your prerogative.
 
Clicking on affiliate crypto links is a completely separate issue from the browser itself. Brave has always been privacy orientated and achieves that aim.
 
I've been using Arc on my MacBook. I much prefer the spaces/pinned tab system to Safari's multiple windows. Seems pretty good on resource usage too.
 
I ended up using multiple browsers but in the end settled on Chrome. It just works. I know it is bad for privacy but if I want to do anything privately I just open Firefox for the session and then clear history and cookies when I am finished.
 
I've recently switched to Chrome both on PC and my Macbook.

I still only use Safari on my iPhone and using Wipr as my adblocker for it.
 
Never had any problems with Opera or Brave, I use Brave since Apple decided to ditch browser extensions. Only thing I liked about Safari was I could use it on my phone and see history on my Mac, but no biggie.
 
I use Safari for everything that I can but I keep Firefox and Vivaldi around for any sites that have issues.

Though I've recently started to use Orion and quite enjoying it :)
 
I use Safari, but lately I’m getting the occasional issue with bank payment verification on some sites, just a constant spinning circle when attempting to make a payment, so I need to try another browser to rule things out.
So what’s a good alternative to Safari? Is Firefox worth trying or something else?
 
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FIrefox is a massive battery drainer in my experience. I'd probably just use Chrome or Edge for things where Safari doesn't work, but it might be a simple Safari setting you can change.
 
ChrisD. said:
FIrefox is a massive battery drainer in my experience. I'd probably just use Chrome or Edge for things where Safari doesn't work, but it might be a simple Safari setting you can change.
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Yeah maybe, can be so many things though, so next time it happens im just going to try a different browser first.
 
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