LibreWolf. It works 😬

Guys, instead of a popularity contest, it'd be more productive if we listed the reasons for choosing one or another.

Desktop - Librewolf

Android - Ironfox

LibreWolf

I use librewolf

A browser fork is generally less secure, because they're slower to get security updates. Firefox gives you the option to remove all the AI and that's a better approach.

Alternatively you could switch to Firefox ESR, which is basically just better in every way.

I like waterfox. I felt librewolf was a little too paranoid with its security permissions for convenient use and waterfox strikes a good balance in my opinion between what firefox is doing and what librewolf is doing.

Librewolf.

At the moment I just stick with firefox, as long as I can disable all the ai and telemetry bs. However in a few years Ladybird could be an alternative. They're developing a whole new browser including the engine from scratch. Looks promising to me.

https://ladybird.org/

@zenbrowser by far

Waterfox is a great all-around platform for desktop and mobile.

Desktop: librewolf. I've not found anything remotely comparable for Android.

I've been using Waterfox. I've been meaning to look into Zen again.

LibreWolf my beloved browser

Zen Browser, Firefox under the hood but soooo many incredibly nice features

Librewolf, Librewolf all the way. It's a bit heavy-duty with the privacy, but that can be toned down in settings.

Firefox has a no ai toggle, you could just use that

I've been using Waterfox for a year or so, after I got tired of the broken update process for Librewolf on MacOS. No regrets.

On desktop, I use the Mullvad Browser and I'm pretty comfortable with it, as it's at least on par with Librewolf (which is pretty good), privacy-wise, I think. On mobile, I use IronFox through the Accrescent store, and I used to use a hardened version of Fennec, as well.

I recommend Librewolf for logging in and using web apps, and Mullvad for one-time use. If security is your top priority, Trivalent is also a good option.

https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/

I use Zen on desktop, Fennec on Android. I also tried Librewolf/ Ironfox combo.

seamonkey but it's not compatible with a lot of websites these days sadly. hopefully they'll catch up soon.

I've been using Floorp for the past 6 months. No complaints.

Librewolf for Linux Desktop and Fennec for AOSP

On Linux, I use Waterfox. On Android, I use Fennec. Both much lighter than Firefox, and Waterfox specifically doesn't need to be installed on Linux (my biggest concern in Linux - most is installed to the system), and the dev seems to be slowly separating Waterfox from the Firefox base, instead of keeping it as a stripped down Firefox. On the privacy side of things, not knowledgeable enough myself to audit them, but haven't seen any scandals on either yet.

Ironfox on mobile.

Waterfox on Mobile has been working well for me so far.

Kinda depends on your preference. A lot of people are proponents for librewolf, but it hasn’t been great for me in the past. Privacy is probably top notch, but I have zen browser a try and I’m not hating it. Could also be a move for you.

It all depends on your threat model. Overall, I don't recommend any browser based on the Mozilla engine; unfortunately, Chromium-based versions are way ahead when it comes to security. A good option for PC use is to isolate browsers using virtual machines, depending on the case

• Computer: Librewolf + Helium
• Mobile: Ironfox + Cromite

lynx in the terminal or eww on emacs