Which obscure browser do you daily drive?

I don't know if Librewolf counts as obscure enough but Mozilla's decisions on things as of late have been very questionable. It's probably not enough to just use Librewolf but it's a start...

I use floorp (firefox fork) because I like having the tabs at the bottom. Makes them closer to the taskbar and a bit easier to navigate.

Librewolf on desktop and ironfox on mobile. The prior for over a year and the latter a few months. Occasionally need to use something else on desktop that needs webgl or similar. I don't want to change librewolf setting so I use something else. Usually a work related thing anyway

LibreWolf. Vanadium

GNOME Web (Epiphany)

I kind of daily drive it as I made webapps with it for some services I host (which Firefox still doesn't offer natively)

The UI is quite nice but it isn't always the smoothest in terms of performances. Still, a very respectable effort

I decided on LibreWolf for work, Mullvad for sensitive search such as places near me, Firefox for random stuff and Tor for piracy sites. I'm currently looking to replace Firefox as well

I use 4 different browsers, on desktop and mobile. No standard browser.

Is Arc considered obscure?

I'm really hoping the new ladybird browser is delivered sooner than expected

Zen for desktop: https://zen-browser.app/

Ironfox for mobile: https://ironfoxoss.org/

Zen

Only IceCat and Librewolf

I'm going to stick with some form of Firefox fork, personally. Chromium forks are questionable, as if I recall right they include a binary blob provided by google, which could be hiding god knows what.

Firefox is fully open source, so any code supporting this potential data harvesting can't hide, and will be removed by most forks.

I don't think there are any viable engines other than the three you mention. Other browsers than the three you mention are viable, I am typing this in LibreWolf, but they are all based on one of these three engines.

I recently tried Ladybird and it crashes e.g. when I try to access my Lemmy instance. Definitely not viable yet in 2025, but this doesn't mean it must remain so.

Fennec (Firefox based)

Please don't bank with a bleeding edge web engine that isn't forked from one that's been around for decades. It's really not secure to use things that people haven't had time to attack yet.

I've been using IronFox on mobile since Mull went away, but I'm ready to hear why that's a bad option from anyone who knows better.

So far its worked very similarly to Mull, in that I've had no issues with it so far. I don't do banking or financial shit on my phone though, so I can't comment on how well it works for that functionality.

Reminds me to check out lynx again.

I’ve used librewolf and it seems good but I’m not a browser expert.

Articfox librewolf

seamonkey but it's pretty hard to use without much love nowadays with so many incompatible websites. It's a perfect mail client tho.

Just get Firefox ESR with arkenfox, that should be enough.

Internet Explorer 11

(just kidding)

I’ve been using Orion on iOS for a while. It’s not bad.

What's the Firefox ToC discussion you mention?

I'm trying out waterfox for mobile and librewolf for desktop. No complaints so far

I use qutebrowser, it's a keyboard driven browser that uses QtWebEngine (based on Chromium).

Deskstop Mullvad and librewolf

Android fennec

Cromite. it is a very good and private, easy to use browser, but can be heavy on resources https://github.com/uazo/cromite. It uses Chromium engine. There are browsers like Ladybug and there is also an another project that use their own web engine, but anything that doesn't use the engines you mentoioned, is impossible to daily drive, most of them doesn't evem support javascript, or any script execution, which means you can only browse the most basic blogs, and forget about shopping, social media, and even forums

On one of my OSes, I still use Brave.