Internet Browsers

>>62429059
Vivaldi

>>62429059
epic browser I guess.

Popular ones are usually some form of chromium or forked firefox like waterfox.

>>62429059
firefox is FOSS tho. and chromium too, but not chrome

>>62429059
NetRunner

Chromium, Firefox, Vivaldi, or a fork of FF. Regarding FF forks though, do your research and avoid ones like Pale Moon.

>>62429073
Tried Vivaldi several times and then uninstalled it. Installed it again yesterday and it's great. It still changes tabs when opening a link in a new tab unless I ctrl-click. But it feels nice and have great tab organization.

It also feels faster and smoother. Chrome addons seem to work (all I tried). Wonder if firefox addons work as well

>>62429073
It won't play some h264 stuff for me for some reason. So no.

>>62429441
not OP but why not PaleMoon?

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>>62429059
i use seamonkey. its pretty comfy

>>62429512
Not that anon but a long time ago I had issues with PM and extensions, switched to waterfox and was just fine with it. I dunno whats with the anti PM meme tho.

>>62429073
just installed
wow it's impressive, everything works on my shitty setup, no crash so far
This browser makes me Firefox ex-fanboy

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Firefox with hardened security, telemetry disabled and de-googled.

>>62429512
>>62429932
Pale Moon tries to bring Google's botnet to FF while also using an extremely outdated version of FF as a base, which kills extension support. Even HTML video is hit or miss with Pale Meme because FF 24 or whatever it's based off of didn't support it fully, or at all.

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>>62429059
Netscape

>>62430001
is there a github for that or do i have to manually do all that?

>>62430001
Firefox hardened to privacytools.io guide plus Random Agent Spoofer is the way to go, the only real check is https://panopticlick.eff.org/ and https://www.privacytools.io/webrtc.html

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>>62429059
OTTER BROWSER
>created for power users in mind
>best logo

>>62429398
>chromium
Chromium has some licensing problems. This is the reason why it's not included by default in most GNU/Linux distributions.