Favourite Web browser?

edge

install vivaldi

>>57591940
Chrome user since 2011.

Ungoogled Chromium

>>57592149
>chromium
>ungoogled

pick one

>Not hand-coding your own personal browser in assembler
It will do exactly what you need and no more.

>>57592184
https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium

Pale Moon. It's Firefox without the bloat. You have to sacrifice some extension compatibility for a less bloated interface, but it's not that bad. You can still get most extensions to work by going a few versions back.

>hurr durr unstable extensions
Many extension updates are purely cosmetic. I wouldn't insist on using dated versions if there were significant sacrifices to extension stability or security.


As for Chrome: It's outrageously bloated. Just because you have 16 GB of RAM or an i5 doesn't mean you should gratuitously waste resources on Chrome's garbage collection or whatever other cruft just sits there occupying entire gigs of memory for god knows what purpose.

I suppose that same argument could be used against Pale Moon though, as there are surely even more lightweight contenders. My only problem with browsers like Midori or QtWeb is their lack of functionality or extensibility. There are a handful of Firefox extensions I absolutely need to have.

>>57592392
>no multi process support
jej no

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>>57591940
I use chromium too

>>57592727
>multi process
placebo

>>57592878
4U cause you don't have it lmao

>>57591940
Chromium stable x64 , nosync, nowebctr, no nothing... Comfy as fuck

Google ultra

>>57592264
Does this actually remove telemetry or just make it so that you have no option of signing in to sync your bookmarks?

>>57594383
/*A number of features or background services communicate with Google servers despite the absence of an associated Google account or compiled-in Google API keys. Furthermore, the normal build process for Chromium involves running Google's own high-level commands that invoke many scripts and utilities, some of which download and use pre-built binaries provided by Google. Even the final build output includes some pre-built binaries. Fortunately, the source code is available for everything.*/

no

I use Google Chrome without a single shred of guilt.

if you don't use Firefox, Chrome or Chromium you don't like nice things

Firefox user here, I wish they'd step up their game though, Chromium is a bit snappier and quicker but I feel loyal enough to FF that it's still my default

both browsers are good. Opera isn't very good anymore, I used to rock Opera in the 2000's when I was running a very slow computer on slow internet

>>57595337

>snappier
>not using snazzy

chrome

>>57591940

>Edge

Reasons are:

- Butthurt web developers that conflate "Edge" with "IE6" can fuck off

End of reasons.

>>57591940
>4chan, what's the best....
>4chan
>not /g/
>but 4chan

get the fuck outta here; and take your inb4s with you.

>>57596591
Edge can't into webms though.

I started using brave and I like it.

https://iridiumbrowser.de/

Cyberfox

>>57596642

Webms already grind my gears for being useless to mobile browsers and the fact there's a board named /gif/ that never has .gifs.

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>>57592051
I support this message

>>57591940
Firefox. What it lacks in speed, it more than makes up in functionality.
>>57592392
If you use a browser with little to no extensions available, you might want to go old-school with bookmarklets.

>>57592392
>Just because you have 16 GB of RAM or an i5 doesn't mean you should gratuitously waste resources

Waste in what way? idle RAM is useless RAM.

>>57596846
>for being useless to mobile browsers

Just for you iTards.

>>57596846
>useless to mobile browsers
uh no

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>>57591940
Firefox

>>57592051
thirded
f2 is GOAT
UI-less view is also great.
Best OOB UI customization.

But really there's no thing like a "best browser".
It's more like "better browser for someone needs/workflow".

>>57596642
OnePlus one, I've never had a problem with any content you fuckers submit. iShit anything is for kids.

heavily modified firefox with most of the jewery turned off via config

>>57599299
>>57598338
this
it's so pretty

Firefox. Chromium has a better inspector and may be faster but is too RAM-heavy. Me computee do not like it.

Palemoon. because Firefox now is eating RAM so much.

They all suck because they're all rendering bullshit.

Dillo Mercurial build

>>57600093
This board does not appreciate your wisdom.
But I do.
I think this is the most informed opinion I've seen in years

Firefox Developer Edition with most shit disabled in about:options and a large number of privacy related add-ons.