Browser of the Year
Which do you prefer when browsing LQ?
--jeremy |
Firefox is still my browser that I am comfortable with.
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After having left Firefox before their "Quantum" we-break-everything release, I still don't regret my move to Vivaldi.
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Hate all modern browsers - all are far too bloated - so I vote dillo
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They all do the same. It is a little like: “Do you prefer the sun or the moon?”
To which I respond: Of course, w3m as it works where nothing else works (alike). “Of course, the moon. It lightens up the night, while the sun shines during the day, when it is already clear...” I never liked lynx. |
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I've started replacing it with: Code:
xterm -fa 'Monospace' -fs 18 -g 100x34 -e "lynx ~/Bookmarks.html" |
I like Firefox. I like umatrix to handle allowing of scripts, and too many that have built-in can't disable it to use a good blocker like umatrix instead of the default one. Vivaldi is my second favorite though, especially since they've made vast improvements since the 2.8 series releases in stability.
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Firefox because I can and have edited it in about:config blocking all 27 entries of Google spying and disabling all telemetry with other mods, here https://restoreprivacy.com/firefox-privacy/ and here https://gist.github.com/0XDE57/fbd302cef7693e62c769
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What about luakit ? Great and lightweight!
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+1 for firefox...
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I use firefox on one system, palemoon on another.
Neither fully satisfies me, both leave a weird aftertaste. At least I can run uMatrix on both. Really my vote should be "No chrom/e/ium based browsers". |
Firefox, despite that I curse them every time I update the browser and they have changed the UI and I have to search all over again to figure out how to put tabs where they should be, below the url bar. When Mozilla rids of userChrome, I will switch to Seamonkey.
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Firefox for me also, but growing tired of it.
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Vivaldi for a second year. It's customisable, fast, and the dev team listen to their users and implement changes whenever they can.
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I don't have any real preferences. I run a mixture of older and newer Puppies; some 32-bit, some 64-bit. I use Chrome, Opera, Iron, Firefox - both current Quantum and ESR releases.....and also Palemoon on older Pups, for its lightweight nature.
I used to be a die-hard Firefox user, up until the release of Chrome back in Autumn of 2008; at that time, FF was undergoing memory-usage issues, plus it had a habit of regularly crashing. Chrome was light, fast, and amazingly stable. I fell in love with it, and it was my go-to browser for many years. With the release of Quantum, there became little to choose between them, so I started using both. Various Chromium-based 'clones' have also provided reliable service. In the last few weeks, I've started using Opera on the 64-bit Pups, and it's more-or-less replaced Chrome for these.... Currently posting this from the newest version of Iron (v78), running in Lucid Puppy 5.2.8.7 from a chroot 'jail'. Mike. ;) |
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