Best Browser to access bitcointalk

[minairia3]

Are these two new browsers Osiris and Boogle are similar to brave browser which give free tokens while using them and are these tow safe to use too ?

Ive just seen the Osiris Browser in a project of Spyce. A newly launch one. But I am not sure of the details yet. While Boogle has been listed on coinmarketcap but I check their platform it works like google but the difference is you can create their own wallet and earn their coin while browsing. Here check their website. https://boogle.com, with the sound I feel like their imitating Google, but Ive seen photos of their company on Singapore as they have huge building there. Looks good and has potential, the speed of the browser is also not bad if you compared to existing one.

[nakamura12]

I always use firefox browser when accessing bitcointalk and I haven't problem with it. There are many browsers out there that you can use and it depends on you what browser you will use. They are right there is no best browser that you can use to access bitcointalk forum anytime you want.

[jademaxsuy]

I mostly just use the mobile phone's browser when I use my mobile phone and google chrome/firefox when on a desktop. I do notice that some browsers are very slow to load a site compare to other browsers. I suggest to use browsers that are suggested here and choose what browser suits your taste or satisfied with it.

[Krislaw]

Any browser is fine except for Tor which most people complain that it's slow.
On mobile, I mostly use Google chrome, but I use both firefox and chrome on PC. Anyone my cursor clicks on on first  . I use both of this because of the website extensions(plugins).

[tbct_mt2]

Any browser is fine except for Tor which most people complain that it's slow.
On mobile, I mostly use Google chrome, but I use both firefox and chrome on PC. Anyone my cursor clicks on on first  . I use both of this because of the website extensions(plugins).

In good conditions, of the Internet connection generally and the forum's operation status in particular, Tor browser works well. When Internent connection is bad or the forum's operation status is bad, don't use Tor browser. The browser can make you feel uncomfortable if you can not surpass captcha code but if you want to go through it smootly, you can use capcha code to log in. It will make your life better with Tor browser but the code has to be kept as safely as possible. Losing it to the others will result in your account lost/ hacked.

Many people use Chrome but if you are seriously about your privacy, don't use it.

[xZork]

I often use Google chrome to access bitcointalk and many other websites, before everything was fine until recently I felt the access was very slow and did not find a specific cause. Perhaps the plague made the internet connection slow.

[Review Master]

I used Brave Browser for browsing bitcointalk as well as other site. Basically, Brave is the modified version of Google Chrome because google chrome is an open-source software. So if anyone using chrome, they can try this one because all functionality are same and there are some other features to use in brave . Like Brave hast "Ad-blocker"( though firefox also has this one),  "Tor Window" option, also there is an inbuilt wallet just like metamask which also can be used for crypto related any transections. Those who are aware of their privacy, they can definitely check this out. By the way, all other browsers are good as well becasue i use all the browsers like google chrome, firefox, Cryptotab and yandex 

[libert19]

I use kiwi on android, just cause it supports extensions, and we have many.

For desktop you can use literally any.

(wow, that rhymes well)

[xvids]

I think any browser is good for opening this forum.
I only used a few internet browser so far and i haven't faced any issue I guess it would only depend on our internet connection.
I used to access the forum on different internet cafe back then so I would use any internet browser that they have.

[madnessteat]

I think any browser is good for opening this forum.
I only used a few internet browser so far and i haven't faced any issue I guess it would only depend on our internet connection.
I used to access the forum on different internet cafe back then so I would use any internet browser that they have.

Any browser works well with the forum, but for many, browser selection depends mainly on the level of anonymity of the browser. As I understand it, most use Mozilla Firefox or Tor because the anonymity level of these browsers is higher than the others.

[Baoanhbmt]

Any server can access Bitcointalk it depends on your internet
Bitcointalk is a static You'd better pick browser that doesn't sell your browsing history and other sensitive information to third parties. Firefox is easily the best choice here, ToR browser might be an overkill, unless you are very-very paranoid about privacy.  Firefox is good but I do not have problem with Tor browser. Only in some situations, Tor browser is slow, but it do not happen too often. So it is fine for me to use it to log in my account in the forum.

[akirasendo17]

as long as a browsers user is update there will be no issue using any, it depends on the users taste of an interface in a browser,
every browsers has its own characteristics , and features so it will solely on the users choice, keep in mind that in my experience sometimes
chrome sometimes hangs, if you are opening multiple sites and in a lots of tabs, while mozilla sometimes unexpectedly closes, but as long as you are updated, you may experience this minimally, but they are the browser most user use.

[Sonu_titu]

I use Chrome and it works well for me. It is the internet speed that affects not the browser.

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[blue Snow]

I used TOR that's browser based on firefox. but i have problem access bitcointalk if circuit guard connecting into rusia.

[alik111]

I already tasted in many bowser and The result is positive for Google Chrome browser because in this browser you can access Bitcointalk fastest way and it is also very secured browser which provides huge protection from phishing sites.

[o_e_l_e_o]

Google Chrome browser because in this browser you can access Bitcointalk fastest way and it is also very secured browser which provides huge protection from phishing sites.

Chrome is one of the least secure browsers when it comes to phishing. It obviously defaults to Google as a search engine, which is infamous for displaying ads at the top of search results from anyone who is happy to pay, including phishing sites and scammers, without vetting them for authenticity in the slightest. Just look at the number of topics in this board regarding phishing sites showing up at the top of Google results. If you want protection from phishing, then you are better off using Firefox with uBlock Origin installed, and DuckDuckGo, SearX, or similar as a search engine. And that's all without mentioning the fact that Chrome spys on and tracks all your online activity and sells that information to third parties.

[Onuohakk]

The worst browser you can ever think of using is opera mini or uc browser. This two browser has loading problem of btt. I highly recommend chrome and Firefox to access btt fully

[notblox1]

I would use Brave browser or something like Firefox browser with privacy modified settings.
Tor browser is also an option if privacy is most important thing for you.

[libert19]

The worst browser you can ever think of using is opera mini or uc browser. This two browser has loading problem of btt. I highly recommend chrome and Firefox to access btt fully

Opera is okay, however uc I agree with, if you are privacy conscious you should stay miles away from it.

[joniboini]

The worst browser you can ever think of using is opera mini or uc browser. This two browser has loading problem of btt.

They encrypt the traffic through their proxy and due to this site not using a mobile-friendly design by default it might look ugly there. If you use these 2 browsers better use it for anonymous browsing (no log in etc) only. That being said, Opera has no compression option on their newest browser though.