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Dia Browser brings all the standout features of Arc plus a built-in AI chatbot, while Firefox trades off extension support and site compatibility for privacy.
Only use Firefox if privacy is your top concern; otherwise, Dia Browser is the clear pick for most people.
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Best non-Chromium privacy-based browserDia Browser absolutely crushes Firefox when it comes to extension and website compatibility. Dia is built on Chromium, so it supports the massive library of Chrome extensions and renders websites exactly as intended, just like the dominant browsers most developers target. You're not going to run into those annoying moments where a site breaks or some extension you rely on just isn't available.
Firefox's privacy focus is nice, but the reality is you'll hit constant friction because most extensions aren't supported unless someone specifically rebuilds them for Firefox. Even then, you're more likely to see websites not working right since Firefox's tiny market share means many sites aren't tested for it. Most people who use Firefox end up keeping a second browser around for when things inevitably don't work.
If you only want everything to just work, with the full power of extensions and reliable site rendering, Dia is the obvious pick. Firefox is only worth considering if you're dead set on privacy and willing to deal with constant compatibility tradeoffs. For everyone else, Dia is the better experience by a mile.
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