EPIC browser

[CultureVulture 30]

What is the community's assessment of Epic privacy browser, and why?

Thanks.

[OmniNegro 155]

Never heard of it. I am quite happy with Pale Moon.

[Rgru99rKDNF 1]

I had a quick test drive in Epic, but it didn't take long to decide that Palemoon was a better option for me too.

 

Epic felt a little underdeveloped, but going in a good direction. Maybe I'll try it again somewhere down the road.

 

For now at least, I'm sticking with Palemoon. Fast, secure, very customizable, bloat reduced, open source & Mozilla based - what more could a girl want?

[jean claud 45]

Epic is not available for Linux and I'm not running windows very often , however I test it , not bad bud less versatile than Palemoon , I'm a big fan of this browser too.

[SDBF 22]

The only "major" problem I've seen with Epic is that they can be slow to patch security issues.   You may be exposed for a while before they get to fixing something.

 

I still use Firefox 64bit mostly, with the right addons and the proper security settings, I just don't see how anything could be more secure than what I can make Firefox to be, with or without AirVPN running.  Obviously this is not  including the TorBrowser in the discussion.

[CultureVulture 30]

Thanks SDBF.

Slowness with patching security issues kills it for me! I use Firefox now, but will also check out Palemoon. It sounds interesting.

Thanks all.

[WaNNaBEAnoNymoUs 10]

Yep, i have tested Epic browser, not in my taste. I have using since beginning Brave browser, very nice indeed. It has actually been my main browser about year now. Of course i have FF 64bit and i have Linux OS.

[flat4 79]

PALEMOON sounds like a beer.