Best browser for KitKat....

[4ringsa6]

The 4.3 build of AOSP browser isn't compatible with 4.4, so it seems that we have to wait for a new build to be released. For now I'm sticking with Chrome Beta.

On a side note, kitkat is freaking awesome!

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How is chrome beta different than the chrome it came with? I downloaded it bit looks same.

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[Haalcyon]

The 4.3 build of AOSP browser isn't compatible with 4.4, so it seems that we have to wait for a new build to be released. For now I'm sticking with Chrome Beta.

On a side note, kitkat is freaking awesome!

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What precisely is awesome about it? Please...enlighten us.

G Pad 8.3

 

[someguy01234]

The 4.3 build of AOSP browser isn't compatible with 4.4, so it seems that we have to wait for a new build to be released. For now I'm sticking with Chrome Beta.

On a side note, kitkat is freaking awesome!

Posted from my "CrackDroid" Nexus 4 via the Android Central App

You're not going to get AOSP browsers to install on KitKat unless you have root and push it in /system/app, installing it normal will not work. You can get 4.4 AOSP browser from a CM11 rom.

Personally, Naked Browser have all I need, so I have no need for any other browsers.

 

[sibeans]

How is chrome beta different than the chrome it came with? I downloaded it bit looks same.

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It gets updates faster than the stable version and with the recent one, it looks exactly the same

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[sibeans]

What precisely is awesome about it? Please...enlighten us.

G Pad 8.3

All the promised features of 4.4 takes Android from good to great. While they may seem subtle, the adjustments definitely improve the user experience visually and operationally.

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[Go Ogle]

Dolphin started acting up for me on 4.3 so I went to chrome. I love dolphin but ehh

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[frenziedfemale]

The AOSP browser? The original nexus browser?

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No..it is a browser called Next Browser. You can get it in the playstore. Flash compatible too.

 

[1210saad]

The 4.3 build of AOSP browser isn't compatible with 4.4, so it seems that we have to wait for a new build to be released. For now I'm sticking with Chrome Beta.

On a side note, kitkat is freaking awesome!

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I love kitkat too. And ya I installed aosp but it kepts crashing. Problem with chrome is that it kills alot of battery.

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[1210saad]

The 4.3 build of AOSP browser isn't compatible with 4.4, so it seems that we have to wait for a new build to be released. For now I'm sticking with Chrome Beta.

On a side note, kitkat is freaking awesome!

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Ya I just got chrome beta and I love it. I think the battery usage has improved.

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[Indigoquilter]

I've been using Boat for a year, but the text reflow/wrapping no longer works now that I've upgraded to Kitkat. I'm visually impaired and need quite large text, so this is a deal breaker for me. Is there any browser that will reflow text as Boat used to? Failing that, can I downgrade back to Jellybean, and hope that Boat sorts itself out quickly?

 

[Greg C]

Dolphin started acting up for me on 4.3 so I went to chrome. I love dolphin but ehh

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Dolphin seems slower since I updated to 4.4. I get more crashes too. I'm sure Dolphin will update their app to address this. On 4.3 Dolphin ran great for me. Pages loaded fast. UPDATE: I just dowmload ans installed the Dolphin Jetpack app. The browser is considerably faster now. I'm not getting the force closes I was before.

 

[dcbraganza]

You should try Next Browser, although I don't think it supports Flash like Dolphin / Dolphin Jetpack.