Depends on what I’m doing, most of the time it’s Firefox with noscript running, ad block, privacy badger, decentraleyes, etc. but if I need to log into, say like a bank website, I’ll use Samsung Internet. I know it’s underpinnings are chromium, but I dunno, feels better than using straight up chrome I guess.
I mean I could, I’d have to disable noscript for that site, which isn’t hard to do, but since URLcheck just lets me pick which browser I want to use, I’m just being lazy about disabling my Firefox extensions lol
Depends on what I’m doing, most of the time it’s Firefox with noscript running, ad block, privacy badger, decentraleyes, etc. but if I need to log into, say like a bank website, I’ll use Samsung Internet. I know it’s underpinnings are chromium, but I dunno, feels better than using straight up chrome I guess.
why not just use firefox for the bank? is the website broken?
I mean I could, I’d have to disable noscript for that site, which isn’t hard to do, but since URLcheck just lets me pick which browser I want to use, I’m just being lazy about disabling my Firefox extensions lol
followup: here is its docs: https://noscript.net/usage/
Ah neat, thank you!
I think you can add per-site exceptions in noscript, so you don’t need to disable the whole addon