Topic: [POLL] Which browser do you use for bitcointalk? (Read 792 times)
Well not just bitcointalk but for pretty much everything i use chrome.
I just read this topic and seems like chrome might not be the best idea as I have being using for a long time so I just downloaded TOR and using it for the first time. I have a VPN and will use it with TOR also from now on.
Currently using Firefox for accessing bitcointalk and I will keep changing the browser much often, sometimes I use TOR but not going to use it all the times because the loading time of pages is really slow in TOR compared to other web browsers.
I am using chrome, Probably mostly using chrome, I think the poll will chrome
I am using Google chrome. I love opening it in an incognito window. I hate saving my history. It makes my browsing experience slower.
I use Chrome, but maybe should use something else for better performance and privacy. 
There are so many option specially if talking about our privacy mate.Try Brave or at least firefox ,because chrome is really in not good reputation now regarding the 3rd party selling of data's.
Before i am using firefox for most what i am do on internet but since I have regular job i can not stay in front of my pc and just using my smartphone with chrome.
So i voted for chrome
lol try to read all the answers above for your own good mate,Chrome is not an option specially for cryptonians like us. So i voted for chrome
I was using chrome but recently i liked microsoft edge which is very smooth uptill now but reading all these comments i think i am a bit stupid in selecting the right browser. What i have understood is that we should use privacy based browsers like tor while being online so definitely i will try to get tor browser now. Can anyone also confirm me if using incognito or inprivate tab serves the same purpose?
Before i am using firefox for most what i am do on internet but since I have regular job i can not stay in front of my pc and just using my smartphone with chrome.
So i voted for chrome
So i voted for chrome
Since i using Chrome browser for bitcointalk and when i go others social media then Firefox. Even my laptop performance also good when i use chrome so like to me always best.
Firefox here.
I can't believe anyone would use a non-open-source corporate browser like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, etc.
I can't believe anyone would use a non-open-source corporate browser like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, etc.
I use Chrome, but maybe should use something else for better performance and privacy.
I use the torch browser to login at the forum, because it is lighter to use
I use tor browser for loging bitcointalk site. I think it will provide us our account privacy. I also recommend many people to use tor browser for log in bitcointalk.
It makes no difference which browser to use for this. I usually use the Opera browser, sometimes I use other browsers like Chrome
Because of privacy issues is top using Chrome since last year and now i am using Firefox .
also i use brave as they have been giving small amount while using their site at least passive income.
also i use brave as they have been giving small amount while using their site at least passive income.
I have been using multiple browsers to access bitcointalk from my mobile phone like brave, chrome and vivaldi and I tried tor from my smartphone it takes too long to load every page.On my desktop I am using brave as well because of speed issue with Tor.
At first im using firefox, but im looking for a browser that can be use easily in mobile phone. So I switch to chrome because it is fast and functioning well in my phone. Though many users says its not safe, I still prefer this one when logging in here. I voted for chrome despite of the bad sides of using it.
LibreWolf is specifically made for privacy concerned people. It is a continuation of the now defunct LibreFox, which itself is a fork of Firefox.
Yes Firefox too is full of junk, maybe less than Chrome, but still too much tracking and phone home things. You can check the details in the LibreWolf home page.
I no longer recommend Waterfox as this was sold in February to an advertising company, so stay away from it.
Yes Firefox too is full of junk, maybe less than Chrome, but still too much tracking and phone home things. You can check the details in the LibreWolf home page.
I no longer recommend Waterfox as this was sold in February to an advertising company, so stay away from it.
I also use the Chrome browser for Bitcoin. it's a really popular and old browser most of the people feel comfortable using the Chrome browser Each of those functions is extremely simple and has no problem understanding. The functions of other browsers are very complex you're right that the majority people will vote for the Chrome browser.
A bit concerning to see more than 40% of voters are using shitty Google Chrome.
I thought the same thing. I’m betting most of them hold their BTC in online wallets and “invest” in altcoins as well.
I'm using TOR browser for log in bitcointalk. Which browser do you use when you log in bitcointalk? Some may use more than one browser as well. For instance, sometimes I use Chrome as well when I log in from mobile. In that case, vote for the option which you used most.
Well, it's nothing special. Got curious from this thread. You don't require to state it here if you are hesitating. Just voting on the poll is okay.
Well, it's nothing special. Got curious from this thread. You don't require to state it here if you are hesitating. Just voting on the poll is okay.
Tor browser is the best option, and the link, we get to avoid captcha is really easy to use. But i personally use Chrome. It has work fine for me in the past years and that's why i keep using it.
Great poll by the way
I use Chrome now. Yes, I know...it's bad and even worse, I use it from all kind of devices. When Firefox had big issues long ago Google hooked me bad and now it's not easy to switch away.
I may be migrating to Brave in the (more or less) near future - I started doing some research in that direction.
On the other hand, at least I am not into Facebook, so only 1/4 of the world gets my data
and even worse, I use it from all kind of devices. When Firefox had big issues long ago Google hooked me bad and now it's not easy to switch away.I may be migrating to Brave in the (more or less) near future - I started doing some research in that direction.
On the other hand, at least I am not into Facebook, so only 1/4 of the world gets my data
I use Opera sometimes and it's not bad. I saw they even offer free VPN, does anyone here know safe to use it?
No. Don't use it. It makes your privacy worse, not better. Take a look at Opera's Privacy Policy here: https://www.opera.com/privacyBTW, does it really matters which browser I use on Android when it's full of Google apps collecting all information about me?
You could look in to installing an open source operating system such as GrapheneOS or LineageOS. If you don't want to go down that route, then you can use an app such as NetGuard to prevent various Google apps from phoning home all the time. 
I use Firefox, both on PC and mobile. It's always been my favourite browser, I use it for more than 10 years. And privacy isn't main reason why I chose Firefox. Mainly because it just works faster on my device, use less CPU resources and in general, it's just more convenient. Though, I have to admit that for me Chrome on mobile is better than Firefox.
I think you need to add few more popular browsers to the poll, like Opera or Safari. I use Opera sometimes and it's not bad. I saw they even offer free VPN, does anyone here know safe to use it?
And how about Internet Explorer?
BTW, does it really matters which browser I use on Android when it's full of Google apps collecting all information about me?
I think you need to add few more popular browsers to the poll, like Opera or Safari. I use Opera sometimes and it's not bad. I saw they even offer free VPN, does anyone here know safe to use it?
And how about Internet Explorer?
BTW, does it really matters which browser I use on Android when it's full of Google apps collecting all information about me?
Looks like I have to choose chrome as the browser that I use to login the bitcointalk.org site. I have used it for 90% and 10% with other browser of the time logged in to the site to date. But lately I also want to consider using another browser to login the site for security reasons especially privacy. TOR is the most likely.
Base on what have been said about all Google product (chrome, chromium etc) and on their chrome privacy whitepaper which was modified on April 07, 2020 using chrome browser for 90% of your activities isn't a wise decision
I will advise you to make use of TOR, brave or firefox browser
A bit concerning to see more than 40% of voters are using shitty Google Chrome. And 2 users voted Brave...Reveal yourself, Brave shills lol
To those who voted for crappy Google Chrome, here are a few articles about this piece of poo of a web browser, hope it serves as a wake up call:
Why You Should Avoid Using Google Chrome
Goodbye, Chrome: Google’s Web browser has become spy software
Google tracked his bike ride past a burglarized home. That made him a suspect. (not Chrome related but still a good read about how Google is pretty much a tool for national and global surveillance)
TOR+VPN is like using Bitcoin because it's pseudonymous and offers good privacy, but then you're using a third-party in every single transaction, not so secure and private anymore :/ Oh, and if you truly value your privacy, stop using a VPN unless it's hosted on your own local server.
To those who voted for crappy Google Chrome, here are a few articles about this piece of poo of a web browser, hope it serves as a wake up call:
Why You Should Avoid Using Google Chrome
Goodbye, Chrome: Google’s Web browser has become spy software
Google tracked his bike ride past a burglarized home. That made him a suspect. (not Chrome related but still a good read about how Google is pretty much a tool for national and global surveillance)
I understand that Tor+VPN is the best option to maintain privacy and navigate safely
This is literally in the top 5 list 'worst ways to use TOR'. Using a TOR with a VPN makes your connection much less private as the VPN can see (and possible log if it's one of those who keeps logs, almost every VPN does, though) your traffic while using TOR.TOR+VPN is like using Bitcoin because it's pseudonymous and offers good privacy, but then you're using a third-party in every single transaction, not so secure and private anymore :/ Oh, and if you truly value your privacy, stop using a VPN unless it's hosted on your own local server.
Vote for Chrome since I'm using Chrome right now
I guess Tor probably will win, since most of many members here is really pay attention about his privacy on this forum or cryptocurrency.
Just curious, have you vote it? or not yet?
I guess Tor probably will win, since most of many members here is really pay attention about his privacy on this forum or cryptocurrency.
1 more option: All
Just curious, have you vote it? or not yet?
What privacy(!). The forum itself is so open with open minded people that your privacy is open itself. ROFL.
I'm using chrome. Easy browser and gets faster results too. I'm not sure if browser really makes sense with the speed or not but I have felt the difference in Safari and chrome many times.
It's not just for forum though, for everything.
Also chrome's got more votes.
Firefox was my first preference and have been using it ever since I knew about the privacy issues of using Chrome. But since Q4 2019, I have been using Brave browser for my Mobile and Firefox for my Desktop. I enjoyed using Brave in my Mobile, but while using it on Desktop I got some lags, so I stayed with Firefox. Btw, I don't bother to use TOR or VPN and I never log out from my devices.
Looks like I have to choose chrome as the browser that I use to login the bitcointalk.org site. I have used it for 90% and 10% with other browser of the time logged in to the site to date. But lately I also want to consider using another browser to login the site for security reasons especially privacy. TOR is the most likely.
I have voted for chrome browser. Generally 95% of the time I am using chrome browser. And sometimes try to use brave and firefox, very rarely the tor, and sometimes VPN with chrome browser. 
The most boring thing to me when I try to use a VPN on mobile.
The most boring thing to me when I try to use a VPN on mobile. Chrome violates your privacy with all their trackers and data gathering they do basically everything you input in Chrome is being fed up to Google's database for analysis to boost their revenue. If you want a good alternative I think Firefox is the best choice right now as they value your privacy even if you are not using their privacy mode, also their browser has a built in protection for cryptojacking from websites that uses your pc's power to mine for them, this I think is really a no brainer for people who want a safe and private browser.
I am so much enjoying chrome than any other browser for now, especially for this period of lockdown its like there are so many people on internet and the network is somehow slow, so I have decided to use chrome. I have some other browsers for other functions. But it tends as if chrome is delivering fast enough for me.
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I have voted for chrome browser. Generally 95% of the time I am using chrome browser. And sometimes try to use brave and firefox, very rarely the tor, and sometimes VPN with chrome browser. The most boring thing to me when I try to use a VPN on mobile.
The most boring thing to me when I try to use a VPN on mobile. 
I combine a couple of the browsers on the list, but mostly I use Firefox when logging in. Chrome would come next. I Have heard so much about TOR but I'm yet to try it out, maybe due to the fact that I mostly use a slow internet connection and would be a difficult managing on it (from the complaints I get).
You could use the Orbot app which routes all your mobile data through Tor, and then use a non-spyware browser like Firefox or DuckDuckGo.
Maybe this would solve that problem. Would surely try it out. Chrome has around 70% usage share for the last half decade- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers
I'm well aware of that, but that is the statistics for the general population, and we know the vast majority of people are not tech savvy. People who are interested in bitcoin are supposedly interested in privacy and not trusting third parties with all of their information. It is a complete contradiction to be interested in the freedom that bitcoin provides whilst also letting Google monitor everything you do online, every word you search, every page you view, every image you look at, every link you click, every file you download, every post you make.I don't know which conclusion is worse - that people interested in not trusting third parties with bitcoin have no concept of doing the same with their data, or that the majority of people using bitcoin don't actually care in the slightest about not trusting third parties and use bitcoin only to try to make personal profit. I know which conclusion is more likely, though.
Using TOR browser from mobile device is a huge pain in the ass, hence, Chrome from mobile.
You could use the Orbot app which routes all your mobile data through Tor, and then use a non-spyware browser like Firefox or DuckDuckGo.
Always use chrome although some users dont feel safe about it.
I am waiting for someone talks about IE ✌️😂
Talking about browsers so here:
(My IE years ago, LoL)
I am waiting for someone talks about IE ✌️😂
Talking about browsers so here:
(My IE years ago, LoL)
My alt was last active on September 13, 2019- https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/raptarxalt-2679734
Using TOR browser from mobile device is a huge pain in the ass, hence, Chrome from mobile.
That is my point. I can see you use Tor for privacy but then Chrome destroys that purspose. Or it is just Bitcointalk privacy is not your concern. FYI, firefox has a mobile version and it runs well. Using TOR browser from mobile device is a huge pain in the ass, hence, Chrome from mobile.
Can't wait to be shocked yet again at how many people willingly use the Google Chrome browser spyware.
Nothing to be shocked, man. Chrome has around 70% usage share for the last half decade- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsersDo you log in with an alt account on your mobile? If not, does it make sense using Tor on PC?
My alt was last active on September 13, 2019- https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/raptarxalt-2679734Using TOR browser from mobile device is a huge pain in the ass, hence, Chrome from mobile.
I've tried using the TOR browser but I encounter a lot of problems maybe because of my slow internet connection dealing with the captcha and re-login in TOR is annoying to me.
You have captcha bypass for that- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/captcha-bypass-5042674 90% of the time Firefox+VPN (Express VPN)
10% of the time Brave +VPN, mostly while on the mobile phone.
I was using almost exclusively Brave for a few months, just to check it out and it was a fine browser but in the end I reverted back to Firefox that I've used for many years now.
I'm just using the Chrome browser most of the time since its fast, I've tried using the TOR browser but I encounter a lot of problems maybe because of my slow internet connection dealing with the captcha and re-login in TOR is annoying to me.10% of the time Brave +VPN, mostly while on the mobile phone.
I was using almost exclusively Brave for a few months, just to check it out and it was a fine browser but in the end I reverted back to Firefox that I've used for many years now.
Even using VPN in chrome is affecting my internet speed, also I read a lot about this brave browser and I think I'm going to try using it.
90% of the time Firefox+VPN (Express VPN)
10% of the time Brave +VPN, mostly while on the mobile phone.
I was using almost exclusively Brave for a few months, just to check it out and it was a fine browser but in the end I reverted back to Firefox that I've used for many years now (my primary browser since 2005 I think).
10% of the time Brave +VPN, mostly while on the mobile phone.
I was using almost exclusively Brave for a few months, just to check it out and it was a fine browser but in the end I reverted back to Firefox that I've used for many years now (my primary browser since 2005 I think).
Combining Tor and VPN together is rarely better than just using Tor alone, but could certainly be much worse.
Well this may be part of the debate for another thread, there is a lot of discussion about using Tor + VPN has its advantages and disadvantages, here is a link:https://blokt.com/guides/tor-vs-vpn
I think the main thing is to choose a correct VPN and the settings used.
Just curious, have you vote it? or not yet?
Yes.
Thx, RapTarX
Maybe I will be the only one, but it is good to know how others work.
Firefox is my one and only choice. I tried Tor once and could not stand its speed.
Edit: You are right about Chrome.
I'm using TOR browser for log in bitcointalk. Which browser do you use when you log in bitcointalk? Some may use more than one browser as well. For instance, sometimes I use Chrome as well when I log in from mobile.
Do you log in with an alt account on your mobile? If not, does it make sense using Tor on PC?Can't wait to be shocked yet again at how many people willingly use the Google Chrome browser spyware.
Me, too. Brave KYC is also worth expecting.Edit: You are right about Chrome.
Vote for Chrome since I'm using Chrome right now
I guess Tor probably will win, since most of many members here is really pay attention about his privacy on this forum or cryptocurrency.
Just curious, have you vote it? or not yet?
I guess Tor probably will win, since most of many members here is really pay attention about his privacy on this forum or cryptocurrency.
1 more option: All
Just curious, have you vote it? or not yet?
I understand that Tor+VPN is the best option to maintain privacy and navigate safely, including browsing Bitcointalk.
Combining Tor and VPN together is rarely better than just using Tor alone, but could certainly be much worse.Connecting to a VPN first and then to Tor means that your VPN essentially becomes your entry guard in to the Tor network. Doing so will hide the fact you are using Tor from your ISP, but it provides no additional security over using Tor alone unless you are concerned about connecting to a malicious Tor entry guard. You can also hide your Tor use from your ISP by using Tor bridges with or without pluggable transports, so a VPN is not necessary in this case.
If you connect to Tor first and then to your VPN, then you have negated the entire point of using Tor as your VPN provider will still be able to see all your traffic unencrypted.
Can't wait to be shocked yet again at how many people willingly use the Google Chrome
1 more option: All
I use them all, it depends on where I am and on which machine I am working, I understand that Tor+VPN is the best option to maintain privacy and navigate safely, including browsing Bitcointalk.
I use them all, it depends on where I am and on which machine I am working, I understand that Tor+VPN is the best option to maintain privacy and navigate safely, including browsing Bitcointalk.
I'm using TOR browser for log in bitcointalk. Which browser do you use when you log in bitcointalk? Some may use more than one browser as well. For instance, sometimes I use Chrome as well when I log in from mobile. In that case, vote for the option which you used most.
Well, it's nothing special. Got curious from this thread. You don't require to state it here if you are hesitating. Just voting on the poll is okay.
Well, it's nothing special. Got curious from this thread. You don't require to state it here if you are hesitating. Just voting on the poll is okay.
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