I main Firefox but, want a Chromium browser for Android/Windows that I can use occasionally.

What are your preferred choices?

Edit: okay I tested out a lot of your suggestions and found Vivaldi to by my favourite so far :) thanks y’all

  • @_pete_@lemmy.world
    2•11 months ago

    If you want something a little different, try arc it doesn’t behave like pretty much any browser I’ve used but it’s certainly a unique take on it

    • MuddybulldogEnglish
      5•11 months ago

      While ARC is interesting it is available for neither Android or Windows, which was OPs requirements.

    • @morrowind@lemmy.ml
      1•11 months ago

      What does arc do different? It’s been very hyped up but I don’t see what it does that vivaldi already does not

      • @_pete_@lemmy.world
        1•11 months ago

        It is very different:

        • Tabs are always vertical which is better for todays ultrawide monitors
        • You have the ability to pin tabs to the sidebar which means that whenever you’re on a particular site (not page!) they’re stored in the same place
        • Other tabs are ephemeral, they’re open for at most the 24 hours from when you use them, then they get cleaned away
        • There are separate workspaces; like swappable sidebars that you can use to - for example - keep work and personal tabs separate
        • The vast majority of commands (going to a tab, getting to settings plus loads more) are access via a Stoplight like global search control
        • You can “boost” a particular site and change its style sheet to be different colours - this can be handy if you’re a developer and need to be extra careful when working in a production environment.

        That’s just the stuff off the top of my head, there is probably more.

        • @morrowind@lemmy.ml
          1•11 months ago

          I’m not sure what you mean by “boosting” a site, but vivaldi does have everything besides pinning sites.

          So I guess arc is a nice browser but not particularly new.