Supposedly today we have a lot of browsers to choose from - Google Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, etc. Having choices is a good thing, right? Nobody wants to relive the time of almost complete Internet Explorer domination again. Unfortunately our choices are significantly fewer than they seem to be at first glance, as Chrome and Safari (thanks to the iPhone) totally dominate the browser landscape in terms of usage and almost all browsers these days are built on top of Chromium, Chrome’s open-source version. Funny enough even Edge is built on top of Chromium today, despite the bitter rivalry between Google and Microsoft. What’s also funny is that Chrome and Safari control about 85% of the browser market share today, and Microsoft’s Edge commands only about 4%:
  • 10_0
    -14•2 years ago

    firefox on mobile cant have more than one tab open at a time, ill use brave thanks

    • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
      18•2 years ago

      Having 60 tabs open currently in my Firefox on Android that’s pretty big news to me.

      • @toneverends
        8•2 years ago

        It’s fun that eventually you get to [∞] tabs on Firefox android. Doesn’t skip a beat on the 5 year old mid-range phones I’m using.

        • Ephera
          4•2 years ago

          No issues here…

          (My mum’s using it on a phone that we bought first-hand for like $80, more than five years ago.)

    • Ephera
      9•2 years ago

      Maybe you’re thinking of Firefox Focus? That didn’t support tabs in its very early days.

      Proper Android Firefox is probably the best mobile browser for handling lots of tabs.

      • 10_0
        -7•2 years ago

        yeah it would only open a new tab when i opened a link, and i couldnt fins the button to create a new tab, its ok now ill just use brave