You need to install another browser on your Raspberry Pi - Chromium vs Firefox vs Vivaldi vs Puffin

Using a Raspberry Pi shouldn’t be complicated.

Raspberry Pi OS comes with Chromium installed by default, but many other options are available: Firefox, Vivaldi, Puffin, Midori, etc.
Which one should you pick? I tested all of them and share my results with you in this video.

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0:00 Introduction
0:18 Five
1:10 Four
2:18 Three
3:45 Two
4:26 One
5:49 Benchmarks & summary

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[pavan]

I would have used Vivaldi as a default browser for the raspberry Pi 400 but there's a serious issue in Vivaldi when I open new tab all the previous tab becomes extremely laggy and slow

[bueb]

Is there any hope at all getting any of these to run on a Pi 1 B (256MB ram) ?

[TT-itgg]

Even with Pi 4B 8GB @ 2Ghz w/ SSD, all browsers are too slow when opening the current Youtube.... Don't try those on Pi3 or Z2W...
J4005 or J4125 are much better and cost less now.
More, Jetson Nano performs better as well.
Still waiting for the Pi5 to come...

[agenttank]

very impressive synthetic voice, but too many ads

[alexcaxtro]

I have been using Firefox and Chromium for a web page that speaks what appears on the screen with a javascript language, but I can't make them use a human voice, only Firefox makes a voice like a robot, any suggestions?

[qzorn]

The Debian Bullseye will connect to WiFi however the different browsers will not connect to the internet. The message says no internet. Why will it not use the connected WiFi? Thanks.

[gasmonkey]

Would SearXNG work on Raspberry Pi too?

[dinnerandashow]

It's a ad for Puffin. Puffin is a subscription based browser.

[themyth]

Puffin had ads for me, so I skiddadled

[nandakishor]

Min browser is minimalistic and light weight performs well too on comparison with Firefox

[apocalypticbean]

What's the text2speech you're using?

[RafaCoringaProducoes]

Does the firefox old fork palemoon have a arm version? I bet not lol anyway surf browser is also a great alternative for advanced users

[lfjvs]

I would use puffin but it’s not on 64 bit raspberry pi OS

[sidskywalker]

In my opinion, Puffin Browser works best! Even on a slow Pi 3!