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>>62291337
At least it's not SJWfox amirite my fellow redpilled brethren?

Kawaii botnet chan

>>62291337
Literally the best browser ever made.

Posted from Chrome 61 stable.

>>62291348
what did firetruck do?

>>62291337
Thanks. I do enjoy not needing to use bookmarks, because myactivity.google.com has all the browsing history I ever need to search for a formerly visited site.

>>62291337
>not using NCSA Mosaic

F U OP

CHROME FTW

ALL BROWSERS BTFO

U MAD THO??

TOO BAD KID

good post

>>62291337
>tfw google owned captcha on 4chan

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>>62291337

>>62291428
Fired it's creator for donating $1000 to an anti gay marriage group

the botnet doesnt care about your chinese animays

Welcome to synced bookmarks, tabs, history across every device.

Thanks google.

>>62291337
What can I say? It just werks! No fucking around with config file trying to fix this retarded scrolling Firefox has, no stalled downloads, no empty spaces where pictures should be on the page.
I came back to Chrome and it's like I came back to a good friend. No more falling for this Mozilla shovelware meme. The only good thing about it is Tor.

>>62291808
Who gives a shit? I don't give a flying fuck if someone flipping my burger at mcds is a femnazi if the cashier gives me the same fucking burger I would get anyway.

I've tried Chrome, Canary, Vivaldi, Slimjet, Firefox, Firefox Nightly, Degoogled, Cyberfox, Palemoon, Waterfox, and Opera.

Out of all these so far Opera has been the best with a close seconds being Chrome and Firefox Nightly.

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>2012+5
>STILL no option to autohide the Downloads shelf

>>62292121
>Opera
Chrome reskin with proxy which they call VPN
>Nightly
Still not Chrome enough to be gud. But it's slowely getting there.

>>62292121
I'm curious, what was your issue with Cyberfox?

>>62292142
STOP DOWNLOADING THINGS GOYIM

>>62291808
>anti gay

>>62292159
Nightly is actually the most I've liked firefox since the inception of chrome, but being updated constantly with bleeding edge features just makes it unreliable. Also a lot of add-ons aren't working yet. Some webtext versions do though like uBlock.

>>62292179
Didn't really feel that different from Firefox. None of the firefox forks really did except for Nightly. On my laptop specifically it runs significantly slower than my desktop whereas Chrome and Chromium forks run pretty well.

Just my own experience though on Windows. I haven't used my Linux netbook in forever.