If you want more from your Android browser, you're not wrong. If you're willing to switch to a third-party browser, you can get a browser that's faster than Chrome, uses less resources, provides all those features I just talked about, and more.
There are many options to choose from, but here are my top 5 picks for Chrome alternatives, depending on what kind of user you are.
Vivaldi: Best for large screen devices
Credit: Khamosh PathakInstead, you'll find a horizontally scrolling list of tabs. Though, you can turn it off as well, if you wish. And like most Android browsers, you can choose to keep the tab bar at the top, or the bottom of the screen. Vivaldi also supports this tab layout on larger screens, so if you're using an Android tablet, or a foldable, this might be the right browser for you.
Other than that Vivaldi is quite light, and the interface is also easy to use. There is no AI agent here, no free VPN, no news feed that you need to disable.
Firefox: Best for adding functionality
Credit: Khamosh PathakThe Firefox app for Android is quite capable by itself. It's fast, simple, and the easy to use. Using Firefox Sync you can access all your Firefox tabs (or any other Firefox-based browser) on your Android smartphone. The same goes for passwords too.
But, as I mentioned, the main feature, are the Extensions. The Dark Reader extension will enable dark mode for any website, uBlock Origin will bring a fast and efficient ad blocker to Firefox, Bitwarden's extension brings in autofill passwords, and more. There are extensions for tracking prices online, downloading videos from YouTube, and more.
Though, you don't need to worry with most of them. Just adding a couple of extensions like uBlock Origin and Dark Reader will improve your browsing experience by a noticeable margin.
Brave: Best for privacy
Credit: Khamosh PathakBrave offers a lot of extra features, but they are all disabled by default. You can enable a private news feed if you want. And while Brave as its own AI bot Leo and its own paid VPN, but are tucked away in the menu, easy to ignore.
There's an experimental Night mode that will automatically invert the colors on all website, giving them a dark background, and light text. Brave also features group tabs for easier tab management.
Via: Best for older devices
Credit: Khamosh PathakVia is a barebones browser. It opens to a minimal start page, and there are no news feeds or shortcuts. It does have a really simple tab management feature, and the tab bar can be found at the bottom of the screen.
Overall, if you're tired of the bloatware from Chrome, or if you have an older device where Chrome just drags on way too much, Via is the browser you should be looking into.
Opera: Best for managing tab overload
Credit: Khamosh PathakOpera puts its Arai AI front and center, reserving a slot in the toolbar. But you can edit it out easily.
If you use Opera on the desktop, the tabs from your computer can show up on Android, and you can use the Flow feature to share links, files and notes between all your devices.
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