[miguel11691]

I used to love chrome and and mini opera... is there something close to it for our Q10...

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[Fleeting]

Native (Default) browser. Opera Mini and Dolphin are crap in comparison.

I'm too lazy to try and get Firefox or Chrome.

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[thurask]

Stock browser, 'cause I'm lazy.

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[jacwib]

Native all da way

Herp derp

[JRM1014]

Native works great..stick with that

[bbnrs]

Native browser does a good job. So far for me no problems.

[krazyatom]

I am using native and browsie browser. Browsie browser's developer is CB member btw.

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[jdesignz]

Native.

Pasaporte Pilipinas | SQW100-1/10.3.2.798

[HesSoStrange]

Native. The only thing I miss is ad-blocking.

Via my BlackBerry Q10

[quimbydogg]

At launch of BB10 the stock browser had some of the best metrics in terms of speed/ability to display content. I'm not sure if there are better alternatives now. Webm is the only feature I wish it would support.

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[jojo beaconsfield]

native

[jope28]

I use and recommend Browsie Browser http://appworld.blackberry.com/webst...ntent/59952700 because of the ad-blocking and other nice features it has.
There's also a free browser called Qbrowser http://appworld.blackberry.com/webst...ntent/59957406 , but that one doesn't have adblock.

But always use "stock" Browser when using VPN since it's the only one that has ability to disable WebRTC.

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[lift]

Another recommendation for Browsie Browser. It has a lot of excellent features and the ad blocking works great. I never use the native browser anymore. Give it a try. I'm pretty sure you will like it.

[will308]

stock

[Lstkryptonian]

Native. No issues with it.

Great Krypton! This Passport is super!

[Mausje75]

Native all the way!!

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[ChaErra]

Native and Browsie Browser

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[iRetired]

Evolution Browser. None other.

[jope28]

Evolution Browser. None other.

Evolution is great as well.
I just don't happen to like the way it handles opening links on new tabs. Browsie does a good job of opening them in the background.
Reader mode is a lot better in my opinion on Browsie.

Hard to recommend Evolution over Browsie since they're both good, but Browsie is half the price and seems to have the more active development now.

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[Beakman]

Native, the layout gets me to the point right away. I have loaded on the device(s) Browsie and Alpha Browsers, all nice looking and such but navigation is a wee bit much compared to native. Plus the Browsie browser locked up on me the other day requiring a re-install.
Native.

[to boldly go]

Native browser works best for BB10. I tried using websplitter but went back to native. I love how you can shortcut any webpage to the desktop, replaces the need for apps in many cases. My favorite talk radio website doesnt have a good for BlackBerry app, shortcut works fast as lightning.

[jonyip]

I'm on Native as well.

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[anishchowdary]

Native and Q browser it's a good one

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[Supa_Fly1]

Native all da way

Herp derp

It's not and hasn�t been native for two iterations now. Stock browser is HTML5 based now, not cascades.

BlackBerry, accept no substitute nor compromise!

[Supa_Fly1]

I use and recommend Browsie Browser http://appworld.blackberry.com/webst...ntent/59952700 because of the ad-blocking and other nice features it has.
There's also a free browser called Qbrowser http://appworld.blackberry.com/webst...ntent/59957406 , but that one doesn't have adblock.

But always use native Browser when using VPN since it's the only one that has ability to disable WebRTC.

[Hopefully NOT edited by admin to be fair lol. ] Frosty White Q10/10.3.2.798 CB10

God Damn!

Q BROWSER is sick! Download was too quick to even see it! Native OS build and super fast! Very efficient.

So for me:
Built in BlackBerry Browser, Chrome, and QBrowser! If we can get native bookmark synching with desktops or import bookmarks using an HTML file from storage or external storage I'd be VERY happy!!

Yup I'd pay $3 just for that feature.

BlackBerry, accept no substitute nor compromise!