which one? Currently rearranging my setup from ground up and

fox a cutie

firefox

>>61436679
I used chrome for the past 5 years or so.
Got a new PC a few days ago and switched to firefox just because chrome UI is ugly, i hate how the tab icons look, especially the new tab button.

>>61436679
Opera nigger

>>61436679
Both are good for different things.

You should have:

>normal computer to make look normal that you don't use vpn on or nothing and use pleb shit like chrome

>business computer

>naughty computer

Each computer should have a set of different software, because, I why have one computer or many that are all used the same way? Pretty lame.

So the real question is what your intentions are?

>>61436858
>So the real question is what your intentions are?
brogramin :DDD

>>61436871
Programming what?

>>61436906
Microcontrollers with the best programming language on earth.

>>61436808
/thread

>>61436941
Always nice to see a fellow Ada programmer on /g/. Good job.

>>61436679
Chrome:
>botnet
>ram hog

Firefox:
>slow
>ff 57 will break your addons

>>61438425
not slow right now with multiprocess. thats why addons dont work.

>>61438425
Spotted the ramlet.

>>61436808
This or vivaldi. I use opera bc comfy as fuck

Mozilla Firefox

>>61436679
w3m

>>61436679
Waterfox, I'm installing it right now:
https://www.waterfoxproject.org/downloads

Vimb2-beta for everything, Firefox in case something is broken in vimb

>>61436679
Enjoy your botnet.

>>61436808
Enjoy Chinese eyeballs staring at everything you do.

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48KB, 620x700px

>>61438605

File: waterfox.png (122KB, 1920x1080px) Image search: [Google]

122KB, 1920x1080px

>>61438630

waterfox is breddy comfy

Firefox is shit but has vertical tabs, Chrome is a botnet and uses ridiculous amounts of RAM, others are not relevant

chrome if you don't care about privacy and want the best possible user experience

Firefox if you want to have the chance to have a somewhat privacy-oriented browser, though keep in mind that the default settings are no better than chromes, the only difference is that about:config allows you to do many things chromium-based browsers do not.

Chromium shouldn't be shilled anyday, as it may be open source, but it is not free software as per se.

>>61436679
Firefox nightly

>>61436679
On Windows? Chrome all the way (or Brave if you're brave enough)
On Linux? Who cares (but chromium is still a spyware)
On macOSX? maybe Safari

>SJW botnet
>SJW with required pulseaudio and soon no extensions
Choices, choices