• Sasquatch@lemmy.ml
    2·
    1 day ago

    My employer pushes custom certs to Edge and Chrome for their internal sites, so I can’t use firefox exclusively🥴.

    Zen browser at home, with firefox as backup when Zen breaks, which it seems to do with some frequency.

    Waiting patiently for Ladybird🙏

    • repeatagain@lemmygrad.ml
      1·
      3 hours ago

      You should use Vanadium though, since browsers have a huge attack surface and Firefox isn’t very secure

      1. When it comes to browsers, the more you try to hide, the more unique you become and stand out. I recommend stock Firefox with an adblocker and Multi-Account Containers since you look more regular

      2. IronFox is great on a regular Android phone. Vanadium is better for GrapheneOS since it’s sandboxed and an attack or hack could compromise your phone. You are trading security vs privacy, so choose carefully

    • Victor@lemmy.world
      11·
      3 days ago

      Same, desktop and mobile.

      Also DuckDuckGo browser on mobile because it opens a tab in that automatically when I do a search from the home screen search bar on my Pixel phone. But I never log in to any services on that browser. Treating it as a perpetual incognito browser.

  • DeadNinja@lemmy.world
    2·
    2 days ago

    Two browsers in my android phone - Firefox (routed through Mozilla VPN) for anonymous browsing, and Ironfox (excluded from Mozilla VPN) for logged-in browsing, e.g. banks and social media.

    But just one browser in my windows device - Firefox, since windows Firefox supports multi-account containers, and it’s compatible with Mozilla VPN, so I can do domain-level inclusion/exclusion.

    And of course I have the usual protections in each, I.e. uBlock Origin, LocalCDN and the like.

  • disregardable@lemmy.zip
    14·
    3 days ago

    I use helium, based on a recommendation from a user here. I used to use brave, but the peter thiel aspect made me ick.