I use a variant of Chromium, the Eloston/Ungoogled Chromium build.
I find Chrome just an overall better experience to use. I am kind of a stickler for UI and to me, Brave's and Opera's are a bit clunky even though they're based on the same VM.
As for Firefox, the experience does not have far to go in my opinion but I have had a lot of issues with memory leaks and crashes lately so I switched back to Eloston Chromium.
I use Firefox at home because Google already has too much influence. I have gotten used to its dev tools, wasn't as hard as I expected and does some things better. Some things are still inconvenient, like slightly more frequent hangs.
Still use Chrome at work and it's a good way to keep them separate. I'll even use Safari if I want to log in as different users or test rendering. I try not to use more than one window per browser, it's easier to switch between browsers than figure out which window is which context of the same browser.
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on iOS, safari is good enough for basics, i rarely do more on iOS.
I find Chrome just an overall better experience to use. I am kind of a stickler for UI and to me, Brave's and Opera's are a bit clunky even though they're based on the same VM.
As for Firefox, the experience does not have far to go in my opinion but I have had a lot of issues with memory leaks and crashes lately so I switched back to Eloston Chromium.
Still use Chrome at work and it's a good way to keep them separate. I'll even use Safari if I want to log in as different users or test rendering. I try not to use more than one window per browser, it's easier to switch between browsers than figure out which window is which context of the same browser.