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Firefox. Adblocking options aren't that good in Safari, Chrome is soon to ruin adblockers, and I trust Mozilla's intentions more than I do Brave's.

Firefox is awesome now, you should try it!

Firefox for work related stuff. Safari for personal browsing/logging into services (run credentials through keychain).

As others have said, Firefox & Ublock for the win!

Currently alternating between LibreWolf and Brave. I tried Safari when I first got my Mac but it sucks.

Mostly Brave. I LOVE it's adblocking and overall privacy. I'd probably just use Safari if it blocked as well though.

Firefox works very well on my Mac. That's the one I use

All Safari for me. Keeps iPhone, iPad and Mac experience the same and syncs everything perfectly.

Brave is beautiful and I love it a lot! I used it as my main browser for a couple of years and still use it as an alt to firefox, which is now my main :))

I use ffox for syncing & the mobile experience while I continue to use Brave for the dedicated user profiles :D

Tried Arc. Was fun for 6 months as different but just went back to Safari as it at least just works.

Safari for regular use and Brave for anonymous / testing stuff (science)

Safari works fine for me

Safari most of the time. Occasionally Edge when I need to test things. It's pretty wild that I can run a Microsoft browser on macOS. Hasn't been that way since the 90s. :D

Arc is wonderful once it 'clicks', but may feel slightly weird at first. I've been using it everyday since I got the invite (switched from FF).

I am heavily into the Apple ecosystem. My whole life is on Apple’s platform. So, I use Safari. I do though, have Arc, Vivaldi, Edge, and Chrome installed.

Arc! No plans of going back!

Safari

I use Safari for personal browsing and Chrome for work (internal corporate stuff)

99% Brave 1% Safari for me. Mostly Brave for cross platform sync.

Firefox but currently exploring Orion + Kagi search to see if I am going to switch. Heard about Kagi on kbin and it seems awesome so far.

@rebiots was on chrome for a bit but went back to Safari for the ecosystem features but leaning towards doing a Safari/Firefox split

Firefox because of its wide variety of addons and cause I sync between a Windows PC

I have an old Mac (RMBP 2014) and I really want to like Safari, but the fact that it feels slower than Chrome and that I don't have an iPhone anymore really makes it more difficult.

Mostly Brave for daily browsing. But for work, I use Microsoft Edge.

I use safari. It’s smooth, minimalistic and I like the integration with iPhone.

Brave and Safari

I used to be a Firefox fanboy. But they don't care for resources and just eat ram and cpu for lunch. So, it is not usable for me, unless I close all tabs all the time - which I don't like.

Safari and Edge. I need to use Edge because I have several non-Apple devices so synchronisation presents a problem.

80% Firefox nightly 10% Chrome and 10% Ferdium

Firefox and Tor browser.

@rebiots Firefox for Mac, Safari for iOS.

I was reading comments in this thread about Arc, and I was intrigued and watched a youtube video about it. The thing I don't understand (and I haven't tried Arc yet) is how are the Arc tabs different than just leaving the tab groups expanded on the left in Safari? The UI looks almost identical. Is there a usage model that I've missed?

Safari — mostly for the password manager, sms short codes auto entry, and privacy oriented features

Safari.

Currently using Vivaldi

I use Arc for the majority of my online life but Chrome for my Genealogy because the BrainTool extension only behaves as I would like in Chrome and it is a fantastic extension for managing all the elements of my research.

Firefox, although also looking for a very lightweight privacy friendly browser.

Firefox, or Brave when things don't work on Firefox. Arc looks interesting from this thread and I've requested an invite. I keep an eye on Safari, especially new privacy features regularly being added and supported by Apple - though I'm aware of their privacy policy generally means they protect your privacy from everyone except Apple.