🌐 Still using Chrome in 2026?
Chrome sees EVERYTHING: Every search. Every site. Every click. All sent to Google 24/7. 📡
I tested 4 browsers so you don’t have to:
🔴 Chrome — tracks everything. Avoid. 🟡 Vivaldi — better, but not fully open 🟢 Cromite — FOSS, de-Googled Chrome 🦊 IronFox — the privacy king. My daily.
Which one are YOU using?
Happy cake day, bot (or spammer) 😃
What ?
I dunno, maybe you’re a person, but the way your post is written, and the theme of the screenshot, screams AI.
Brother, I am just sharing the importance of the Ironfox browser compared to any browser on Android. And I am not a bot.
So why couldn’t you type just the few sentences of your post body yourself? It’s hilarious that you warn against pro-privacy browsers while using AI, the most privacy-invasive tool of all, to do it… And by the way, Waterfox ain’t bad, either.
I’d argue chromium based browsers are significantly better than gecko simply for security. Obviously Chrome is bad, but Vanadium and other such browsers are significantly better than any firefox remixes.
As for my claim that you’re a bot, see my earlier reply, and you’re brand new.
Yes brother, I am new to this server. I apologize, I don’t know that I shouldn’t publish an image I created from ai…but I wrote that introduction myself.
Ok, I see you are in fact not a bot. My mistake. In future I’ll avoid jumping to such sudden conclusions. I hope you enjoy your stay on Lemmy!
As for the AI image… Yeah, you should probably avoid those here. Some communities are more welcoming than others, but generally AI is quite disliked in the privacy community. It also makes you look very bot-like when you use one as your first ever post.
Thank you 🤝🤝🥰
This is absolutely true…the browser built on Chromium is always the best on Android…
If Chromium is the best browser for android, why are you calling IronFox “the privacy king”?
I meant Chromium in terms of performance and speed, not privacy. IronFox is the strongest in anti-tracking and privacy of any Chromium browser — except Vanadium on GrapheneOS, which is an exception because it is very specifically stringent, but is only available on GrapheneOS.