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>>55115119
I wasn't actually trying to be insulting. So Windows Vista with a slowass processor and 1 gb of RAM? I recommend Otter Browser, K-Meleon, QtWeb, or Opera 12.17. If your OS is GNU/Linux, you'll have more options, and it'll be me forgiving on your scanty hardware.

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>>55114886
>IceWeasel
>cutting edge
who the fuck made this shitty graph

Anonymous 2016-06-17 00:48:35 Post No.55115199
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>>55115145
Try SeaMonkey, I heard it's pretty memory efficient.
No Private Mode though.

Anonymous 2016-06-17 00:48:43 Post No.55115201
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>>55114604
I heard Midori and K-Meleon were pretty good

Anonymous 2016-06-17 00:52:24 Post No.55115247
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>>55115177
Who the fuck let your handler allow you to shitpost.

Anonymous 2016-06-17 00:55:36 Post No.55115289
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>>55115247
His handler's handler is slacking

Anonymous 2016-06-17 01:02:29 Post No.55115364
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>>55115199
SeaMonkey by default has private windows, and you can use the Private Tab extension for Firefox since it works for SM also.

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