I mostly use Firefox because it lets you bookmark a page without overwriting an existing bookmark. I have a lot of bookmarks and they sometimes need to be in multiple folders, but Blink-based browsers only let you create duplicates by manually copying a bookmark and pasting it elsewhere.

I'm finding certain security features being lacking from Firefox to be annoying. I should be able to set JIT javascript compiliation and DRM to be opt-in on a per-site basis considering the security risks in those codebases, especially considering the weaker security of the Gecko engine.

I'm also concerned about the prospect of the only browser engine besides Webkit being Blink, but if that were my only issue I could spoof my user agent.

I've been using fennec and it's mostly ok.

I try to use IronFox as much as possible, but most of the time Vanadium loads pages quicker.

Aside from my Pixel 7a, the rest of my phones and tablets are either old or originally low-spec budget models. This forces me to use Chromium-based browsers like Cromite since the performance penalty for Gecko-based ones becomes very apparent.

I use Fennec and Nightly on Android, mostly because of extensions. On desktop, I've been using Vivaldi.

Personally I feel that XUL Gecko > Vivaldi Chromium > Current Gecko. Especially since Vivaldi's built in tracker and ad blocker is really good and Chromium feels much smoother than current Gecko. I do hate that it's propping up Chromium market-share, but at least I can set up Vivaldi to use their own custom user agent.

I feel that Gecko/Firefox lost so much with the switch away from XUL and to WebExtensions.

I felt the same way about mobile firefox, it was the reason i kept using brave despite their shady reputation. But this looks clean! thanks for sharing

I use Brave everywhere and it just works. You can even have two tabs side by side in one window, which is great for me because I can have an opened test in one tab and an AI chatbot in the other.

I used Firefox for decades, and now test out forks like Librewolf and Fennec. Sometimes I use Vivaldi if I go chromium.

I usually go for budget phones, whilst my home laptop is 10 y.o. Never had an issue with performance.

Well. I did when I overused redundant extensions, but now I know better:)