I have jumped around several browsers since Firefox fired Brendan Eich. At first I used PaleMoon, and I used that for years, but they eventually forked their code base too far from Firefox, and some of what I consider mandatory extensions no longer worked, so I replaced Pale Moon with Waterfox, and used that for a few years.
I was having major issues with YT and ads on WaterFox a few years ago, I think, and I tried Brave, and liked it enough to adopt it as my daily. With this, however, I may have to go back to WaterFox. We'll see.
I use LastPass and ABO, and consider them mandatory on any browser I use. I detest advertising, and don't want to see it, at all, anywhere, and I don't give a shit if Google depends on it for most of their revenue stream.
KeePass with a database synced to all needed devices via syncthing. No accounts, no subscriptions, no third party hosting the password file, and an open source client for practically every device.
I have jumped around several browsers since Firefox fired Brendan Eich. At first I used PaleMoon, and I used that for years, but they eventually forked their code base too far from Firefox, and some of what I consider mandatory extensions no longer worked, so I replaced Pale Moon with Waterfox, and used that for a few years.
I was having major issues with YT and ads on WaterFox a few years ago, I think, and I tried Brave, and liked it enough to adopt it as my daily. With this, however, I may have to go back to WaterFox. We'll see.
I use LastPass and ABO, and consider them mandatory on any browser I use. I detest advertising, and don't want to see it, at all, anywhere, and I don't give a shit if Google depends on it for most of their revenue stream.
I no longer trust LastPass after the security breach. Since then, I've moved to BitWarden.
KeePass with a database synced to all needed devices via syncthing. No accounts, no subscriptions, no third party hosting the password file, and an open source client for practically every device.