I’m not aware of any web browser that is not headquartered in the USA. European companies base their browsers on chromium.
BuyFromEU
Welcome to BuyFromEU - A community dedicated to supporting European-made goods and services!
We also invite you to subscribe to:
Logo generated with mistral le chat Banner by Christian Lue on unsplash.com
I’ve tested Qwant, Ecosia, Vilvaldi, Startpage, and Firefox Focus. (The last two I dropped since I realized they were still linked to US)
I like Vivaldi for desktop, but I don’t love the layout on mobile (although I appreciate you can change the icon to something not red!).
So I’ve just been using Qwant for both search and as an iOS browser. Pretty happy so far.
Is it still the Case that all iOs Browsers are basically just themed Safaris (Webkits)? Or did the EU finally forbid this?
The EU put a stop to that in March 2024. But Apple have made it difficult for developers to test non-Webkit browsers For developers who are not actually based in the EU. I don’t know which browser is of actually taken advantage of this freedom.
Ecosia.
What was funny the other day is that I opened Safari and my iPad asked me if I'd like to use another browser and then it showed me a list. So I picked Ecosia.
Been using Vivaldi for about a month. Been very happy with the performance and results.
Is use Desktop Vivaldi for two years now and Vivaldi since it came to iOS. Imho the best browser.
This
Ecosia on both iPhone and iPad. Including Ecosia search. Works great.
Next investment in mobile hardware will most likely be Fairphone with e/os
Safari with Ad Guard
Standard safari, happy with the synchronization on desktop and Wipr 2 content blockers take care of the stuff i don't want to see, Consent-O-Matic clicks the cookie consent dialogs for me too..
Brave. It has a great Adblocker built-in. Even on mobile.
It is American if I’m correct
It is, but if you disable ads they don't make any money of you. And the privacy features are really good.