Did I read/hear correctly (I forget from where...) that Chrome is going to get ad-blocking soon?
If by soon, you mean some time in 2018 then yes.
Can't tell if sarcastic or if that's the real time frame! If the latter, why so long?
I'm curious about what browsers all of us use on our phones and maybe even why we choose the ones we do. For me, it's Chrome Dev on the basis of just habit. It's fast enough and has my passwords.
That's for Android ...So, I'm trying this "tugabrowser" and so far it seems to be the fastest I've used on a phone.
Bumping my own thread to ask something.
When did Firefox get so good on Android?
I just gave it another try cause of your post.
Scrolling is much slower than Chrome, and loading pages is slower as well. Uninstalled it 5 minutes later.
Weird. I'm comparing Nightly to Canary and the only issue I'm finding is scrolling like you said.
Just tried Nightly. I like the UI, seems much lighter. The scrolling is much improved, but still noticeable slower than Chrome. The slower loading of sites is still the same. I think I'll keep the nightly version installed to see how it progresses and for the extensions.
Safari on Apple gear. Chrome on everything else.
reasoning: most of my gear is apple gear. i don't trust google, but Chrome is mostly similar to safari (both webkit originally) and works pretty well on Linux and Windows. They actually respond to bug reports (i've made one and had action on it), whereas Mozilla seem a lot less interested until the developers themselves hit that particular bug (same bug reported to Mozilla went nowhere).
While this isn't most people's thing I have been using Icecat which is the GNU certified Firefox browser and it seems to run just as fast my phone as Chrome and certainly better than FF that last time I tried it.Chrome. Tried Firefox and Opera before but uninstalled them shortly after due to sluggishness.