Hey everyone has their own preferences. I try out a different browser every once in a while, or you may lose out on a feature that the &quot;other&quot; side has, or maybe a degradation that is not. Way back when, the great eagle king of browsers used to be Opera, no competition :) But those days are long gone (and after they fired the Presto team, the only similarity today is the name of the company, don&#x27;t even bother).<p>Currently am using Firefox. Recently gave Chromium a good try for a month or so, for my personal experiences, right now best product on the market is Firefox. The address bar &#x2F; search bar in Chromium is just inferior--you only get ~five autocompletes from your history and bookmarks, total. That basically means there&#x27;s a reasonable chance the thing you&#x27;re looking for will appear, but it&#x27;s not really something you can rely on to navigate the personal knowledge base of bookmarks and history. Not talking about search suggestions btw. The other thing is Firefox Android supports Add-ons, so you can have uBlock and Ghostery on your phone (not even sure why anyone would even begin to consider a browser that doesn&#x27;t support adblocking?) and Firefox Sync works well, to connect to the desktop and back (gave Pocket a try, didn&#x27;t like it).<p>I also use DDG as default search in Firefox, very useful with the bang syntaxes, more powerful than Google (which is just a !g away anyhow). Also in Chromium, so the address bar feels more familiar and somewhat makes up for its lack of power :)