Arc Browser: I appreciate the ease of switching between profiles and workspaces, but the overall performance feels somewhat sluggish.
Microsoft Edge: The clean UI and new Bing chat integration are appealing, but I don't appreciate the promotion of Microsoft's alternatives whenever I visit a Google app.
Google Chrome: Although its speed and smoothness are impressive, the lack of significant UX updates has left it feeling a bit stale, especially compared to the innovations seen in browsers like Arc.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Which browser do you prefer, and why?
Bookmarks are easy to create, use, edit, reshuffle, and export.
I create bookmarks in Firefox and use them natively there, but also export them to HTML for use in other browsers.
I have a self-made, HTML "fast dial" that I use as my home page, and it has a link to the HTML version of my Firefox bookmarks, so I can easily use the same bookmarks in the same groups in Firefox, Vivaldi, and Brave, and that process is only a little clunkier in Brave and Vivaldi than in Firefox, so it works for me.
So far this is the best arrangement that I've found.
Vivaldi is an interesting but confusing beast, one I've tried and given up on many times since it first came out, but overall it's too complex for me to use as my main browser. And really slow to load.
Brave is fast to start up, and I do often use it for quick lookups, but it does some things I often do in its own goofy, awkward way, things that are trivial and much more intuitive for me in Firefox, so I'm sticking with the big F for now.