Well, going back to Chrome

Unfortunately, I'm going back to Chrome. Without tab group sync on iOS I can't make Brave work in my workflow. Plus, Chrome's AI is a lot better. I'll ask Brave a simple question and it doesn't return the right results time and again. I really wanted Brave to work. Happy to check it out again when it syncs tab groups to my iPhone/iPad and hopefully the AI will have improved by then.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/brave

Tabs on other devices

Anyone else getting the constant prompt on mobile or iPad to Start a Sync Chain? My tabs are syncing correctly but thr start a sync chain prompt won’t go away.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 3 months ago
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Question on Brave Origin

Are the tab groups that same layout in Origin? I really like Brave but hate how big the font and tab group name is. I think Chrome does it better with a slimmer profile and would upgrade if the tab groups are different.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/brave

Anyone else find Brave's tab group coloring and size a bit weird. I find Chrome's tab group layout much better. For instance, the tab group name size is a lot more smaller, cleaner, and the active tab is highlighted with the tab group color. This makes it a lot easier to quickly view.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 4 months ago
▲ 30 r/firefox

What's your favorite Firefox feature that other browsers don't have

For me, it's two things: 1. control + tab MRU tab cycling, and 2. list all tabs. I really don't understand why other browsers don't implement these tools.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 4 months ago

2nd Best Browser? Firefox?

Last week I posted how Chrome is probably the best browser. Not that I'm a big fan of it, but was just pointing out for most people it's the best--stable, tab group sync, strong built-in AI, etc...

For about a week I've been using Firefox. I was a big Firefox user back around 2006-2008. I can't remember why I stopped using it, but I decided to give it a try.

The two features that really set it apart--at least for me--is MRU tab switcher and "list all tabs" keyboard shortcut. I don't understand why other browsers don't implement this feature. I suppose the third feature is tab scrolling.

If Firefox had tab group sync to all my devices, I would say it's the best browser out there.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 5 months ago

I've tried them all and Chrome is the best

I hate to say it, but Chrome really is the best.

I was a daily Safari user for years and really loved it until MacOS 26 completely ruined the experience for me. Vertical tab groups would automatically expand when switching, important websites like Salesforce and Outlook would randomly log me out. I loved the tab group sync between devices, but because of how broken Safari was after 26 update, I searched for a replacement.

I tried them all--Firefox, Brave, SigmaOS, Opera, Helium, Orion, Vivaldi, Arc, Dia, Edge, ChatGPT Atlas, and some lesser known ones like Shift. I would say that my second favorite is Vivaldi for it's customization, but it's lack of AI integration killed it for me. A close third is Brave for its privacy.

The more I used Chrome, the more I realized that it's the best out there. Gemini's integration is really smooth and it presents info in a good format. Chrome does vertical tabs the best in my opinion. I use tab groups extensively, and having the ability to pull up a tab group on my iPhone and add or delete a tab in real time sealed the deal for me.

So, after years of not using Chrome, I'm back. Sure, I'm losing some privacy, but I feel the trade off is worth it given the user experience.

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u/Klutzy_Walk_4235 — 5 months ago