Internet Web Browsers, they help us surf across the almost never-ending oceans of the internet. Let's talk web browsers, people. What web browser have you been using, and why do you like it so much? Tell us your story of how you found the web browser you're currently in love with or have been in love with for a long time and find it hard to try out something else. Let me start by saying that I've never called myself a fan of the big three even if they are the go-to browsers for a ton of people. I don't like Internet Explorer (still amazes me that some use it and even love it), or Firefox (it's buggy, and when you add the useful addons to it, it becomes slower and even buggier so what's the point?), Chrome (uh I hate anything Google-related, I don't trust them not sure if I'm the only one who hates them as much, but yeah), and I've also tried Opera, and another lesser known web browser which was supposed to be better than Firefox optimized for x64 machines Pale Moon, but that didn't work either.

Finally, after the longest search of my life I stumbled upon the amazing Comodo Dragon Internet Browser, which yeah is based off of Chrome but is infinitely much better and even comes with an addon called "media grabber" that let's you download videos from youtube in good quality without any trouble whatsoever. I found the web browser because it came recommended by my COMODO anti-virus. At first I wasn't sure, but then after trying it for awhile, I fell in love instantly. I know my story is kind of boring but that's just how it went down. So I'm curious, /t/asksnapzu, tell me about that one web browser you love, the one that does everything you need it to do!

We all know that lately Reddit has been nothing but the home of eternal drama and a lot of Reddit users have been migrating to other places trying to see if they can claim a new internet home for themselves. It's a similar situation when it comes to where I'm currently standing to say the least. I've tried using VOAT, and it was a huge NOPE all the way. I got back to updating my Twitter account but after awhile Twitter becomes incredibly boring and you start hating it.Then I found Snapzu and Snapzu's been a bundle of joy and a breath of fresh air that I've never experienced before in my days as an internet user.

I'm still using Reddit despite it being a huge mess, but now I'm only subscribing to the few subbredits that interest me and I keep away from everything that I don't give a crap about. You'll miss out on the popular posts and on the "what's been going on lately" stuff but at least you'll be happy in your little Reddit corner. I'm thinking about sending Snapzu invites to a couple of friends who I know will love this website for what it is. Anyways, just wanted to see what you folks thought about this whole "I'm leaving Reddit to see what's on the other side" deal.