how much is ungoogled chromium actually ungoogled? firefox is

Unless you can audit the whole source tree, you shouldn't trust chromium as "features" like these can still be hiding in there.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=792580
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=786909

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>>59888140
SO WHAT BROWSER CAN I SWITCH TO REEEE

Google. Spammed the bug report I'm sure it's not coincidence

>>59888265
Comodo Dragon.. It's literally Google but without the botnet, all tracking shit is disabled plus it's a good company.

Iridium works too, they're both based off of Chromium

>>59888399
> meme browsers with no extentions

>>59888265
firefox. It's the least fucked up of them all
>but it has still gone to shit because of SJW

>>59888416
They DO have extensions. Chrome web store? Unless you're referring to something else.

>>59888265
you are stuck with firefox haha

>>59888006
What OS are you using?

>>59888399
>The proprietary windows only Comodo Dragon
What did he mean by this?

>>59888424
> least fucked up

i have like 5 extensions that are not even very heavy and it freezes everyday for the past two weeks or so

this trash needs to go

>>59888432
everything that works on chrome works on dragon and it has no google botnet?

>>59888455
win 7

>>59888465
Pretty much, it's the same for all Chromium forks.

>>59888006
I use iridium

>>59888424
lolwut?
Firefox is by far the slowest browser, for me anyway. You absolutely need to use a fork of an older version, such as palemoon. You'll not only end up with a stable browser, but you'll also get the taste of dyed hair and daddy issues out of your mouth.

>>59888465
>i have like 5 extensions that are not even very heavy and it freezes everyday for the past two weeks or so
>this trash needs to go
sorry to hear that. What extensions do you use?

>>59888006
>how much is ungoogled chromium actually ungoogled?
Completely. They did a find and replace on the entire source tree for any google-related domains and replaced them with invalid garbage. There is no possible way for the browser to contact google unless you explicitely browse to google like any other website.

>>59888399
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Dragon#Security_issues

>>59888510
This also makes updating extensions a huge pain in the ass

>>59888502
ublock,jewjewgo,track me not,lightbeam and [spoiler]avast[/spoiler]

i remember firefox going to shit gradually a few years back around the time chrome came out and i've still kept it it's really gone too far

>>59888006
What's wrong with firefox?

>>59888541
>avast
>spoiler

jesus christ

>>59888563
the issue at hand is that firefox sucks

>>59888480
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Dragon#Comodo_tracking

> no botnet

>>59888552
E10S is the only way to bring it to Chrome-levels of performance, but this breaks a fuckton of popular extensions if you use a lot of them together, like most people usually do. You've also got extension creators passive-aggressively refusing to fix them or prep them to the upcoming API shift, so we're doomed to be using ancient versions until something gives

>>59888541
Use HTTPS everywhere, it's too good to pass up

and please switch to startpage instead of jewjewgo, startpage has much better search results since they come from google (It's Google search without the botnet)

>>59888619
oh

use Icecat, the GNU fork of Firefox

Firefox.

>>59888478
Rebuilding Firefox would do the trick. In GNU/Linux is much easier but there are Windows guide around.

Basically telling the compiler that builds the code to build for your machine architecture and using Profile Guided Optimizations (PGO) will summon great performance.

You can test it by installing a GNU/Linux distro in another computer and building Firefox yourself.
Using the GCC flag: -march=native -O3 -mfpmath=sse
Then in the mozconfig file configure it with:
ac_add_options --enable-profile-guided-optimization

If all of that is too much for you then just install PaleMoon browser. The developer vectorized the code to make very good use of the CPU, thus increasing performance.
Firefox developers seem to care more for parallelism and developing shitty web engines.

>>59888006
Browser threads on /g/ have become such nasty cancer, holy shit. Always filled with a million recommendations for shitty outdated forks or crap from shady companies.

>>59888484
me too
is there anything wrong with iridium?

how's brave like?

>>59889007
>holds ad slots hostage and injects its own ads

Malware.

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>>59888964
maybe there just are no good browsers?

>>59888999
I CANT OPEN FUCKING TWITCH.TV THIS SHIT DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE LIKE IT LITERALLY WONT FUCKING LOAD WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS BROWSER

>>59889092
there aren't, pc web browsers saw that there were no good browsers for android and no one was really bitching so decided why should they keep trying

>>59889051
It's kinda brilliant, isn't it?

funny how people actually use meme browsers and are fine with trading security for a tiny bit more privacy. the sites are still tracking you in many different ways

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>>59888265
QupZilla pleases my autism.

>>59888522
This sadly.

>>59888006
>amateur project
kek

You should try out Brave, it's gonna make web browsing great again

>>59889051
No it doesn't, only if you specifically ask it to. By default it blocks all ads.

>>59889104
>TWITCH.TV
>>>/v/

>>59888006
Vivaldi

A friend of mine recommended brave. Is it shit-tier, or actually a good browser?

>>59889680

meme browser with gimmicks like speed dial but no add ons

>>59889168
>that shity tab manager
I'd rather use internet explorer not even joking

>>59889720
It's surprisingly good, not quite perfect yet, but definitely has the most potential out of all the other meme browsers.

>>59888424
>incorrect meme arrowing
Noted on your permanent record

>>59888265
Go with Vivaldi