Best Browser to Use

Deepseek shows no clear favorite among browsers for Windows users, with equal visibility shares (2.3%) for Firefox, Google (likely Chrome), and others, indicating a neutral stance. Its tone is neutral, focusing on broad mentions without specific reasoning for preference.

ChatGPT favors Google (likely Chrome) and Firefox equally with a high visibility share (10.1% each), citing reasons like performance and ecosystem integration for Windows users, with a positive tone. It perceives both as strong contenders due to user experience and compatibility with Windows.

Gemini slightly leans toward Firefox (4.1% visibility) over others for Windows users, emphasizing community sentiment and user privacy features, with a positive tone. It views Firefox as a reliable choice for those prioritizing customization on Windows.

Grok shows no strong preference, giving equal visibility (2.3%) to Firefox and Google (likely Chrome), with a neutral tone and no explicit reasoning for Windows-specific advantages. Its perception remains balanced, focusing on general brand mention without bias.

Perplexity equally favors Firefox and Google (likely Chrome) with a 2.3% visibility share each, suggesting performance and adoption patterns as key factors for Windows users, with a positive tone. It perceives both as viable options due to widespread use and compatibility.

Deepseek favors Firefox, Brave Wallet, and Tor equally with a 2.3% visibility share, likely due to their reputations for built-in privacy protections and anonymity features. Its tone is neutral, focusing on a balanced mention of multiple options without strong bias.

Grok slightly leans towards Firefox with a 2.1% visibility share, followed by Brave Wallet and Tor at 1.9%, emphasizing Firefox’s privacy tools and add-on support; the tone is positive towards privacy-focused browsers. It also mentions Google at 1.9%, possibly as a counterpoint, suggesting a balanced but privacy-leaning perspective.

Gemini prioritizes Brave Wallet (4.2%), Tor (3.9%), and Firefox (3.9%) as top choices for privacy and security, likely valuing their user-centric privacy features and anonymity; the tone is strongly positive towards these options. It highlights a broader ecosystem of privacy tools, reflecting a comprehensive approach to secure browsing.

Perplexity equally favors Firefox, Brave Wallet, and Tor at 2.3% visibility share, attributing their prominence to robust privacy mechanisms and user control over data; the tone is neutral with a focus on technical strengths. It also mentions lesser-known options like Mullvad, indicating an awareness of niche privacy solutions.

ChatGPT strongly favors Firefox and Brave Wallet (both at 9.2%) alongside Tor (9%), prioritizing their privacy-first design and widespread community trust for secure browsing; the tone is highly positive. Its high visibility scores suggest a deeper conviction in these browsers as go-to options for privacy-conscious users.

Deepseek shows no clear favorite but gives equal visibility to Apple (2.3%) alongside Google and Firefox, likely valuing Apple’s ecosystem integration for Mac and iOS. Its neutral tone suggests a balanced view without strong preference for any browser.

Perplexity equally highlights Apple (2.3%) and Google, indicating recognition of Apple’s Safari for its seamless iOS and Mac compatibility. Its tone is neutral, focusing on broad compatibility and user base without favoring one explicitly.

ChatGPT assigns high visibility to Apple (9.9%), alongside Google and Firefox, likely prioritizing Safari’s native optimization for Mac and iOS environments. Its positive tone suggests strong confidence in Apple’s user experience within its ecosystem.

Gemini equally favors Apple (3.5%), Google, and Firefox, likely due to Apple’s strong ecosystem synergy with Safari on Mac and iOS. The neutral tone reflects an analytical stance on browser performance without clear bias.

Grok gives equal visibility to Apple (2.5%), Google, and Firefox, with a nod to WebKit (1.4%) as Safari’s engine, hinting at technical appreciation for Apple’s browser foundation. Its neutral tone indicates a focus on technical merits over user sentiment.

Grok shows a balanced view with Google, Firefox, Apple, Windows, and Brave Wallet each at a 1.9% visibility share, indicating no strong favoritism but a slight edge to Google for its broad ecosystem presence. Its tone is neutral, focusing on Chromium-based browsers as a technical baseline for performance.

Gemini equally favors Google, Firefox, Windows, and Apple at 3.9% visibility share, with a positive tone toward Google for its accessibility and seamless integration across devices. Brave Wallet at 3.7% suggests a nod to privacy-focused alternatives, though not as dominant.

Perplexity distributes visibility evenly among Google, Firefox, Windows, Apple, and Brave Wallet at 2.5%, with a neutral tone but a slight lean toward Google for its widespread adoption. Vivaldi at 2.1% indicates consideration of niche browsers for customization, yet Google remains central.

Deepseek aligns Google, Firefox, Windows, Apple, and Brave Wallet at 2.3% visibility share, with a neutral-to-positive tone toward Google for its innovation and ecosystem strength. Lesser focus on niche browsers like Vivaldi (1.4%) keeps the emphasis on mainstream options.

ChatGPT strongly favors Google, Firefox, Windows, Apple, and Brave Wallet at 8.7% visibility share each, with a positive tone emphasizing Google’s user experience and robust developer support. Higher visibility for privacy options like Brave Wallet and niche browsers like Vivaldi (4.6%) shows a broader perspective, but Google retains prominence.

Grok shows a slight favor toward Firefox with a visibility share of 1.9%, matching other major brands like Google and Opera Crypto Browser. Its neutral tone suggests no strong bias but implies Firefox as a relevant contender for low RAM usage due to its prominence in browser discussions.

ChatGPT favors Firefox with the highest visibility share of 8.5% among browsers, indicating a positive sentiment tied to its efficiency and performance, likely including low RAM usage. It positions Firefox as a top choice over competitors like Google (8.1%) or Brave Wallet (8%).

Gemini leans toward Firefox with a visibility share of 3.5%, slightly ahead of Google (3%), paired with a neutral-to-positive tone focusing on user experience. It suggests Firefox is perceived as a lightweight option suitable for low RAM consumption.

Perplexity assigns Firefox a visibility share of 2.5%, equal to Windows and Google, with a neutral tone that implies no significant bias but recognizes Firefox's relevance in performance discussions. It subtly supports Firefox as a competitive choice for RAM efficiency.

Deepseek gives Firefox a visibility share of 2.3%, matching Windows and Brave Wallet, with a neutral sentiment that still highlights its role among efficient browsers. It frames Firefox as a notable option for users prioritizing low RAM usage.