Browsers

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not as accurate as this /g/ approved, compiled since 2016

>>59100822
OP here, searched for unChromium and got to https://github.com/amate/unChromium .
Wondering if it is the real deal or even safe.

>>59100849
unchromium refers to ungoogled chromium

>>59101094
I wonder why they named it unChromium in the chart. It should be fixed.

>>59100809
Brave is botnet. Swap it with Chromium (Nik's builds in particular)

hell and is this the iridium shill general

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>>59100822
>Using PRE-ALPHA HOURLY test versions
>no issues
WAT

>>59100809
Im too used to chrome, its got everything I need, other than botnet why should I change and sacrifice all my extensions and shit?

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>>59101201
https://chromium.woolyss.com/
Try the No sync • No WebRTC • No Widevine builds

>>59100822
>stable as can be
>firefox
firefox works like total crap right now on my pc
2gb of ram usage with 5 tabs open after 3 hours and sometimes 80% cpu usage for no reason
i literally need to use chrome to do anything after a while

>>59101295
thanks downloading now

>>59100809
>>59100822
chromium is botnet, but what's wrong with midori?

>>59100822
>>59100809

plus there's no console browsers on these list

>>59100809
it lacks some obscure browsers but pretty accurate otherwise

>>59100822
perfect
Worth mentioning: surf by suckless. It's basically a webkit front end.

>>59100822
Where do I get WebKit, and how do I install it?

>>59100809
How is Firefox ESR, which is essentially just an somewhat older version of Firefox, better than Firefox?
This is bullshit.

>>59101521
because firefox has been going downhill
ESR is enterprise support release or something like that which is firefox without all the bullshittery they added while still getting under the hood updates and security patches

>>59101544
They're going downhill only because of the signed add-ons thing.

>>59101146
>search for "webkit download"
>first link
>https://webkit.org/downloads/
Welcome to the Internet, I hope you'll enjoy your stay :^)

>>59100809
I don't understand why it's been labelled a "tier" system when these are clearly organised by category

>>59100822
cutting edge isn't objectively better or worse than stable

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>>59101521
Firefox ESR is Firefox 45 with the latest security patches (regular firefox is at v52.)
There's nothing "better" about it, except you receive major updates at a slower rate.

>>59101666
nice trips
youre right, i think stable is better than cutting edge, but still lots of people use arch on this board so

>using chrome
>switch profiles like a pro
>regular profile, porn profile, work profile
>at work, login with work profile and sync all my stuff with home
>sync bookmarks across devices (computer, phone)
>sync passwords across devices (same as above)
no other browser can beat chrome in productivity, but you're too paranoid to see this

>>59100809
How is Opera botnet?

I use Lynx for minimalist browsing (ancient machine so light on resources. Similarly, I use w3m when I want to do the same but plus images,

Midori/Surf when I want full features but still light load.


Firefox when want everything to work.

>>59101852
How is Vivaldi?

>>59101852
>chromium based
>chinese owned
go figure

>>59100809
>chromium
>botnet

>>59101957
it's true idiot, they copy code from chrome and there have been cases before in which the spying portion of code gets copied too

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>>59100809
>>59100822

>using a untested code
>tier
>no privacy issues

Oh my fucking, what the fuck these kids is doing here?

Get fuck out here and go back to >>>/b/ >>>/v/ >>>/a/ and other's shit boards, motherfucker's!

>>59102001
>not editing the code and compiling it yourself
Get off /g/ now

>>59102023
said the winblows 10 user..

>>59100809
Not to go off topic, but isn't there some law in both Japan and South Korea that requires Internet Explorer for online shopping?

>>59102087
It's orders of magnitude easier to just get a non botnet browser to begin with. And my time is valuable.

Regardless, it's still botnet.

>>59100809
>>59100822
Never heard of iridium. Red pill me on it, does it respect my freedoms? Does it have extensions?

>>59102357
>does it respect my freedoms
It's aimed towards Windows, but technically, yes.
>does it have extensions?
All Chrom/Ium extensions work

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>>59101826
good goy

>>59100809
>24/02/2017
>As of: March 2017

>>59100809
I told you where Vivaldi belongs yesterday.

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>>59100822
>since 2016
>Q1 2017
I know for a fact that this chart wasn't posted until around January of this year.

>>59103330
>GNU IceCat
>IceWeasel
>Cutting edge
They are objectively not. List discarded, didn't need to read farther than that.