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Since quantum arrived, firefox developer edition is my browser of choice, and with the containers functionality it checks all my marks.
mkdir ungoogle-chromium-extensions
cd ungoogled-chromium-extensions
git clone https://github.com/zenorocha/codecopy
git clone https://github.com/philc/vimium.git
git clone https://github.com/OctoLinker/OctoLinker.git
git clone https://github.com/ilGur1132/Smart-HTTPS.git
git clone https://github.com/ovity/octotree.git
git clone https://github.com/mrcoles/full-page-screen-capture-chrome-extension.git
wget https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/download/1.17.0/uBlock0.chromium.zipChromium may be open source, but its development is controlled by Google. Unless you have Google-like resources available, you won't be able to create a meaningful fork that your less technically savvy users can benefit from.
"Ungoogled" Chromium is a trap. Use another browser. Use Firefox. Use Safari. Heck, use Edge (aka the new IExplorer).
Because lets stop beating around the bush ... Chrome is the new IExplorer 6.
Since quantum arrived, firefox developer edition is my browser of choice, and with the containers functionality it checks all my marks.
It was for me as well, but lately I have been experiencing incredible slow-downs in Firefox. I thought it must be my imagination until I tried other browsers and the difference was like between day and night. Firefox is just too slow, even with their new engine.
On https://browserbench.org/Speedometer2.0/ (usual benchmark caveats apply) Chrome scored 68.7 and FF scored 50.
That was on Fedora 28 on a ThinkPad (i7-7700HQ), I was surprised at the delta between the two tbh.
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Browser is such a security nightmare, how would one want to trust from a random vendor? What is it's selling point?
We're actually the largest tech company in South Korea, not a completely random vendor. We also own LINE messenger which is probably more known.
I'm using https://iridiumbrowser.de
[1] In fairness, Firefox slowly leaks memory on Linux as well, but it never gets entirely unusable, just mostly.
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It would be great, wouldn't it? That sounds delightful, and I would be happy to. Just one quick question: Why was my account rate limited solely for commenting – substantively, on-topic, and in an intellectually gratifying way – about incels? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18012416 Why was this thread collapsed solely for saying "I only see depressed men on /r/braincels, not really much hatred?" https://news.yc…
"Zero explanation" and "emails have been ignored" is misleading. We've given you far and away more explanations and more emails than any other user. We've been more patient with you than nearly anyone else would have been, even while you complain on this site about how badly we treat you and openly flaunt how you troll us with comments like this one. The problem and the solution remain the same as the last N explanat…
Banning my accounts does nothing but drive me underground for three months. You don't know all of my accounts, unless you propose to ban all Tor users.
Your explanation is always the same: "Your comments are misleading." But they don't seem misleading from my point of view. I seem to be throwing all of my effort into them, and being banned and shunned in response.
I'm using https://iridiumbrowser.de
Lots of browsers are mentioned in this thread, before clicking each one it might be nice to know a few things like whether it's open source and how development is sustained.
Here is the about page:
Since quantum arrived, firefox developer edition is my browser of choice, and with the containers functionality it checks all my marks.
It was for me as well, but lately I have been experiencing incredible slow-downs in Firefox. I thought it must be my imagination until I tried other browsers and the difference was like between day and night. Firefox is just too slow, even with their new engine.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
It was for me as well, but lately I have been experiencing incredible slow-downs in Firefox. I thought it must be my imagination until I tried other browsers and the difference was like between day and night. Firefox is just too slow, even with their new engine.
Funnily enough I noticed this just the other day. On https://browserbench.org/Speedometer2.0/ (usual benchmark caveats apply) Chrome scored 68.7 and FF scored 50. That was on Fedora 28 on a ThinkPad (i7-7700HQ), I was surprised at the delta between the two tbh.