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Let's compare every modern browser's UI, including: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Floorp, LibreWolf, Tor Browser, Vivaldi, Brave, DuckDuckGo Browser, Opera, Safari, Orion, Beam, Arc, Dia, Zen, Deta Surf, SigmaOS, Horse Browser, Mirror Browser, Kosmik, Wavebox, Sidekick, Perplexity's Comet, Biscuit, Oryoki, Elza, Skye, Cargo, Bonsai, Alloy, Min, Vieb, qutebrowser, and Nyxt! Hope you enjoy!

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// Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:17 Chrome
02:22 Edge
03:48 Firefox
05:20 Floorp
06:39 DuckDuckGo
08:12 Brave
10:13 Vivaldi
11:32 Opera
13:31 Safari
14:35 Orion
16:41 Beam
17:42 Arc
19:03 Dia
20:02 Zen
21:00 Surf
22:24 SigmaOS
23:51 Horse
24:55 Mirror
25:42 Kosmik
26:33 Wavebox
27:24 Perplexity's Comet
28:39 Biscuit
29:15 Min
30:20 Vieb
30:57 qutebrowser
31:22 Nyxt
31:57 Hope you enjoyed!

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A comprehensive review and comparison of modern browser user interfaces, testing dozens of browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Arc, Vivaldi, Opera, and many lesser-known alternatives. The analysis evaluates each browser based on onboarding experience, customization options, navigation ease, design consistency, tab management features, and extension support. The review covers mainstream browsers, privacy-focused options like Brave and DuckDuckGo, innovative designs like Arc and Zen, and specialized browsers for different use cases, ultimately ranking them in tiers from minimal to amazing based on their UI quality and user experience.

I Tested EVERY Modern Browser UI...

So many options, but it boils down to just a few if you filter on the basics:
<ul>
<li>No intrusive AI “helper” built in</li>
<li>No tracking</li>
<li>Ad blocking</li>
</ul>
Only then should the ascetics and UX question come in.
EDIT: I liked your video btw, but your tier list is a little confusing, as it doesn’t really go from bad to great, but has sub-sections such as minimal.

I really don’t think I’m moving away from chrome as I really use their dev tools and I like them honestly, but a lot of these are waaaaay interesting that I’d try out if I wasn’t a front-end dev tbh.