Google Chrome Alternatives

Almost identical with modifications to remove google's reach.

best alternative if u like chrome, but want to surf secure and without google

Image and video quality are bad due to the fact it's missing tons of proprietary codecs and plugins. It doesn't matter if you put a video quality in 4K, it still looks like 420p and edges look harsh and not full quality.

chromium is not fully ungoogled

Ungoogled Chromium removes every google stuff that makes it a good browser for privacy and security

It is like Brave in that it has all the features of Chrome without the Google connections, but unlike Brave in that it has absolutely no bloatware included. Ungoogled-Chromium is my favorite Chromium-based browser!

For Windows there is only a ZIP file, where's the exe file? Also, I have found no way to update it. From where would you download the extensions since the Chrome Web Store is broken? Proprietary codecs and DRM are also other problems in this browser.

significantly faster than any other browser I have tried

Firefox Dev Edition gives the basic features of all browsers, a wide variety of plugins and add-ons and also very excellent developer tools.

Firefox is a privacy focused browser

Customizable with additional dev tools

Uses much less RAM and therefore (in my case) is much much faster.

Safari is much less resource intensive than Chrome and therefore helps achieve longer battery life.

Safari Shouldn't Be Ignored Anymore, With Many Good Features Such As Malicious URL Blocking, Safari Is The Best Browser For Apple Devices, Oh, Also Safari Turns Out Can Be Installed On Windows, Just An Old Version Of It

Great design, minimalistic looks. If you are in the Apple ecosystem is great. The downside is that it has no extension for example LastPass for password manager and DF Tube for YouTube, if you can live without extensions... its a great browser.

Works much better on both macOS and iOS devices. Has better performance and battery live.

Longer battery life on MacBook Pro.

less RAM, better design. More battery on laptops

More privacy, more user control of how the browser functions, More technical interface, includes a web authoring and editing tool, integrated with email, and doesn't report home to Google.

Seamonkey is a internet suite which is like a swiss army knife giving you more control and it is open source and does not track you like Google do

Open source that runs on all normal platforms. Features are what were in the original Netscape Navigator. Updated to today's HTML etc.

Made by Mozilla. That says it all.

Fast and easy to use,perfect to be used on old systems

QtWebEngine is chromium based. Finally a chromium-based open-source browser that seems trustworthy, comes without any google components and that is easy to install in Linux from official repos

Starts quickly, makes browsing easy.

enhanced chromium out-of-the-box and very up to date. only sad thing, only on android and not on the play store (use f droid)

Privacy focused, free software and is chromium based meaning you feel right at home as a former chrome user

Not available for desktop usage, only mobile devices.

Bromite is fast AF. It's the fastest browser I have ever used on android till now.

Debloated and privacy focus, it is all I need

It's privacy-focused, open source and it's always updated.

Chrome fans will do well to realise that Chrome is proprietary and contains a lot of code designed to spy on what you do online, correlate this with the rest of your Google account data and use it to make money. Iridium, on the other hand, takes the Chromium codebase and specifically removes privacy-invading parts. Unlike Chrome, Iridium is open source, so you can check the code yourself, if you wish. Some functionality is reduced (e.g. Flash) but in that case try Vivaldi.

Coolest Chrome-based browser out there.

SRWare Is An Great Alternaative To Chrome, Compared To Chromium, SRWare Iron Provides More Securer Browsing And It's Also Open-Source (Not That Open-Source)

it have the same engine as Chrome but no spy like chrome

GNU IceCat is a hardend firefox. It's much more secure out of the box compared to Chrome and Firefox

It is even better than firefox at blocking trackers and fingerprinting and viruses

Duck duck go does have a desktop version for Mac now. I am using it now. You must have the mobile version and request the version for your desktop through the settings of your mobile app. It takes a little while but it works well.

It is good, but unfortunately only mobile. It depends on the web renderer the system provides, it would be better to my opinion if it used Servo for example.

It loads no ads, no trackers, no cookies and no history. I'm not concerned by my online privacy, yet by not loading all of those, the content is delivered much faster, even on VERY low internet (1 Mb/s)

DuckDuckGo Has Always Became The Privacy Side Of Google, It Fast Secure And Comes With Built-In Ad Blcoker And Blocks Tracker, Install This On Your Mobile Devices Now!