Firefox most often

Chrome

Chrome for me.

Firefox

Opera. I tried Firefox but I don't like it at all.

I use Chrome for sites that don't support Opera, but there are few of those.

Firefox

Edge is just a fancified version of IE.

I use Chrome & Firefox.

I use both Edge and Chrome. Both work just fine for me.

Chrome and Firefox

Firefox. It gives me the ability to place the tabs on the bottom. Just my personal preference.

chrome on mac

Chrome.

Firefox

I user Firefox most of the time, but I use Chrome for Facebook, which I rarely visit. I do not want to be logged in to Facebook all the time, and so I logged out on Firefox and leave it logged out. This helps prevent Facebook from being intrusive while I am using Firefox.

On my phone, I primarily use Samsung Internet (which came with the phone) plus Chrome. Firefox does not work as well on my phone. I'm not sure which browser my phone uses for my email.

On this computer I use Firefox. This is the computer that I use to surf, play games, email, mostly fun stuff. On my office computer where I strictly do only banking and business, I used Edge. On my new iPhone I use the browser that was already loaded on it, Safari. I doubt that I'll be using a browser much, I don't have a phone for any purpose other than to have a means of communications in an emergency or away from home. I might need to look up where someplace is or use a map at some point but I'm not away from home that much and I have computers for all the other stuff. I don't plan to ever use it for banking unless I'm in a situation that demands it. And I don't feel the need to have a phone strapped to my body at all times like so many people do nowadays. When we go out I have it just in case but DH and I actually look at and talk to each other when we go out for meals.

Mostly Chrome but I always install Firefox and pale moon too.

Chrome on a Windows 10 desktop computer. On my iPad, I use Safari, which came on it. But I use my desktop pc much more than my iPad.

I use Opera on my laptop (under Windows 10), Safari on my iPhone and iPad.

I have no issues with Opera, have not found any websites that it is not compatible with and I like all its features. And it is Chrome based.

I prefer all devices synced to one browser, Firefox. iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Windows,. Keeping it simple.

Chrome on my phone and work computer. Silk on my kindle,edge on my laptop.

Michael, what advantage do you find from having browsers on different devices synced? I'm curious, it's not something I've done.

I have never liked Edge. I don't understand why Microsoft changed for Explorer to Edge. IMO, Explorer was superior. Now I use Chrome nearly all the time. Microsoft has not kept Explorer updated and it is a bit slow now. Have recently installed Duck Duck Go extension to Chrome for it's greatness is keeping the ads away. Duck Duck Go is also a bit slow, but it sure keeps the ads away, so I am willing to deal with it.

I like using Chrome on all my devices and I do sync them. That way I have my favorites and important sites etc the same on all.

Firefox on my computers. Safari on my phone.

Jane

Elmer, I don't consider syncing an "advantage" in the sense of better or superior. It's convenience for me, along with simplicity when all my devices are synced. Nothing more than personal preference.

Firefox on my laptop and phone... and can't think of what I have on my mini ipad... whatever came with it.

Have fun with your new laptop Rose!

Thanks for the info. I don't use bookmarks or save password in browsers and as above I switch between browsers when encountering incompatibilities. They're all mostly the same anyway which is why they've been free for so long - you can't sell what others give away.

I figured there was no advantage in syncing for my preferred style of use and I guess you've confirmed that.

I use Firefox in all my computers (Win XP, Win 7 professional 64 bit, and Win10 Laptop). Its tabbed browsing is very useful. On rare occasion, I may use Edge.

Due to rapidly changing technology, I've had problems with Internet Explorer (IE). Many web sites supported only the latest version of IE or slowed transmissions if they detected an older version of IE, and now that Edge has supplanted IE, it is mostly useless.