A browser in electron? At this point just use chromium - makes no difference. Anyway, use firefox or librewolf. Stop enabling the chromium monopoly!
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Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
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Re: Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
#12Which OS versions are supported?
Whatever Electron supports I suppose.
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#13Everyone is complaining it is built in electron, and it is a browser running a browser. Brave is also built on electron and is also a browser running a browser.
People will complain about literally anything without ever comparing the UI, UX, Speed or Resource Usage of the thing rivaling their favorite app. Everybody should get Min, use it enough time, then make educated opinions instead of hating in web technologies just for the memes.
I didn't know Brave was an Electron app
Re: Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
#14If you want fast and minimal, give Lynx a try. The original fast, minimal, privacy protected browser: https://lynx.invisible-island.net/current/
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#15Out of the new, new wave of browsers, I'm actually enjoying Arc browser at the moment. https://arc.net
Same, I use it for all the work apps I need instead of getting 5 different electron apps, works pretty well. The easel and notes are also pretty nice.
Re: Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
#16Don’t forgot about https://librewolf.net/
It’s Firefox with every privacy setting turned to max.
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#17Electron, WebKit, nope.
Kudos for experimenting with minimalism!
But this is not the alternative to Firefox I've been looking for.
Re: Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
#18Everyone is complaining it is built in electron, and it is a browser running a browser. Brave is also built on electron and is also a browser running a browser.
People will complain about literally anything without ever comparing the UI, UX, Speed or Resource Usage of the thing rivaling their favorite app. Everybody should get Min, use it enough time, then make educated opinions instead of hating in web technologies just for the memes. I didn't know Brave was an Electron app
> instead of hating in web technologies just for the memes.
Let’s nip this in the bud. The comment you’re replying to says “Everyone is complaining it is built in electron” but I’ve read every comment in this so far tiny thread and there is literally one comment complaining of it being Electron.
> I didn't know Brave was an Electron app
Re: Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
#19Electron, WebKit, nope. Kudos for experimenting with minimalism! But this is not the alternative to Firefox I've been looking for.
> Electron, WebKit, nope.
Electron uses Chromium. Which uses Blink, not WebKit.
Re: Min: A fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy
#20A browser in electron? At this point just use chromium - makes no difference. Anyway, use firefox or librewolf. Stop enabling the chromium monopoly!
The advantage of Min would be the UI, which I find quite appealing myself.