r/browsers is a subreddit with 158k members. The community frequently discusses browser, chrome, extension, annoying, and firefox, and they frequently recommend/review browser, browsers, and android browser, and the most common flair used is discussion, recommendation, extension, support, and question.
Topics on web browsers.
Popular Topics in r/browsers
#1
Browser
70 posts
#2
Chrome
19 posts
#3
Extension
15 posts
#4
Annoying
14 posts
#5
Firefox
10 posts
#6
Privacy
10 posts
#7
Edge
8 posts
#8
Tired
8 posts
#9
Windows
7 posts
#10
Worst
6 posts
Products Discussed in r/browsers
Browser
361 reviews
#1
Brave
4.4★ from 83 reviews
#2
Vivaldi
4.3★ from 45 reviews
#3
Mozilla
4.2★ from 29 reviews
Browsers
173 reviews
#1
Brave
4.3★ from 29 reviews
#2
Vivaldi
4.2★ from 22 reviews
#3
Mozilla
3.8★ from 14 reviews
Android Browser
109 reviews
#1
Brave
4.5★ from 31 reviews
#2
Firefox
4.1★ from 11 reviews
#3
Samsung Internet
4.3★ from 8 reviews
Flair Used in r/browsers
#1
Discussion
: "Arc Browser replacements so far"
19 posts
#2
Recommendation
: "Brave or Firefox? One of both, or both! :)"
9 posts
#3
Extension
: "Privacy Badger is now available on MacOS Safari"
8 posts
#4
Support
: "Arc Mobile alternative."
6 posts
#5
Question
: "Lightest browser"
4 posts
#6
Brave
: "Back to Brave after some time"
2 posts
#7
Advice
: "What would be the best browser for a laptop like this?"
2 posts
#8
Chromium
: "Are Vivaldi as safe as Google chrome."
2 posts
#9
Fennec
: "Dejavu: Privacy and feature focused firefox fork for mobile"
1 post
#10
Firefox
: "What is wrong with firefox"
1 post
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Yearly
+57k members(56.4%)
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Last updated: October 25, 2026