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I’ve tried nearly every popular Android browser out there, but no matter which one I settled on, there was always something missing that eventually pushed me to try another. Chrome integrates seamlessly with Android, but it also feels barebones without extension support, ad blocking, and stronger privacy features.
Firefox sits at the opposite end of the spectrum. It offers extensions, privacy controls, and plenty of customization, but lacks basic conveniences like tab groups and a bookmark manager. Samsung Internet came the closest to becoming my default browser, but its desktop version is still a work in progress, making device syncing more complicated than it needs to be.
