Which Browser are you using - 2025 edition

[maflynn]

I'm using Firefox, due to the cross platform support, and its a bit more privacy minded then google. I do find that there's some websites that don't play nice with firfox however.

 

[S.B.G]

I'm currently using Safari as my default browser. I will also use Zen Browser (Firefox fork) occasionally.

 

[brandoman]

Zen, based on Firefox. Super quick.

 

[martint235]

Safari. I was a Firefox user right at the beginning and used it recently when I switched to android for a few months as it let me share with my macs.

 

[auxbuss]

Firefox: mainly because of gesture support, containers, and uBlock Origin. I occasionally look at Safari, but as well as lacking gestures, it lacks decent cookie and site data management – basically, I want to delete everything except for a list of exceptions. I wouldn't touch a Google product with a barge pole.

 

[lankox]

Brave for its built-in adblocking ability.

 

[ikir]

Safari and Mullvad as a backup

 

[p33t3r]

Safari as my default, and Vivaldi when I need to access Chrome-specific pages, mainly for work.

 

[aperfectcircle]

Safari - has been my primary since its introduction. I have Edge installed as a secondary browser mainly for accessing client 365 environments to keep separate from my own 365, and for the rare occasions a site has issues with Safari.

 

[Madonepro]

Tor 😎

 

[blw777]

duckduckgo is my primary browser, although I also use a little Safari, and some Firefox. Tor when appropriate. That goes for my Macs as well as my iPhone.

 

[enrvuk]

Arc - for tab/space handling

 

[mansplains]

Still using Arc on mac, Vivaldi on windows

 

[Nbd1790]

Have always bounced around between browsers but got hooked on Arc. Have been using it as my main browser for a year or two now and can't really see myself using anything else.

 

[Applewatch42]

I use whatever my device has installed by default

 

[Allen_Wentz]

Safari because of its integration to the Mac OS; Firefox when an alternative to Safari is required.

 

[mblm85]

Safari 99% of the time, plus Edge for the other 1%.

 

[Sital]

Firefox as my main browser. Safari or Edge on the rare occasions that I need a different browser.

 

[Sammael]

I was a Chromer for a long time, but safari is very Applecific, so now, it’s where I do my surfing.

 

[space220]

Dia (but am wishing every day to go back to Arc, Dia is not brilliant at present moment despite being made by the same company.)

 

[eRondeau]

Safari 95% of the time. Microsoft Edge the other 5% -- for the (very few) websites that don't play nice with Safari, and because I really like how well Co-Pilot is integrated within the browser. Also gotta say -- Edge looks awesome and "feels" far more advanced than Safari.

 

[eyoungren]

Vivaldi. From the original creator of Opera. It's Chromium, so I can use any extension/addon available for Chrome. I prefer to customize my browsers and Vivaldi is the latest one on my current Macs that allows that.

 

[MacBH928]

honestly any would do , there are only few key requirements:

Privacy: Use brave or firefox

Best compatibility: any chromium browser

Extensions: Safari is the weakest

You can;t go wrong with brave

 

[TechRunner]

Safari as primary, Opera for those few times Safari fails me.

 

[ifxf]

Firefox is my choice although they keep sneaking in performance crushing changes like AI with nothing in Preferences UI to opt out. So I might look more at Vivaldi.