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Can someone recommend an alternative browser for android?
I hate the Firefox ui layout on Android, I like brave for that.
Can you elaborate more on what you don't like about Firefox? All phone browsers feel very similar to me so I'm not sure what specific about it you don't like. If the issue is muscle memory from using Brave, that will change once you use it for a few weeks.
The only browsers I would consider using on Android are Cromite, Firefox, IronFox, or DuckDuckGo. Tor if you're paranoid. All the rest are just messy and crammed full of AI slop.
The biggest thing for me is that it's two taps to open a new tab. There's a useless home button next to the url bar that doesn't do anything I want to do. I like how brave has the toolbar at the bottom.
I just took another look and saw you can turn on a tab bar at the top, which is kinda okish
Boy howdy do I have good news for you.
Firefox released a new bar design in October. It's currently enabled by default in Nightly, but if you can find the "Secret Settings" menu on Stable, you may want to give the "Composable Toolbar" option a spin :)
Wow, that's so much nicer!
Waterfox has worked for me so far. Does seem kind of similar to Firefox though.
It's meant to be the same. It's a fork of Firefox
True.
All firefox forks, like Fennec and IronFox will look just like firefox.
You fan consider Cromite. It is Chromium but with a lot of privacy features. Same UI as chrome.