Which internet browser?

[dr_st]

You know the thing I still hate about modern webrowsers? The fact they took away my ability to hit backspace to go back a page. That was my favorite feature!

At least alt+left arrow and mouse back button are still there.
None of the browsers allow keyboard customizations anymore?

[Greengoop]

Looks like there’s another vote for safari now!

[Zarcatus]

I've been using LibreWolf for 1-2 years by now. It's a Firefox-based option with more privacy but it lacks behind on updates by about a day on average. Personally, I believe it's a little too extreme in some ways. For example, it deleted cookies after each session default. But you can customise the browser a fair bit.

[Greengoop]

Still safari here.

[PluMGMK]

I've been using LibreWolf for 1-2 years by now. It's a Firefox-based option with more privacy but it lacks behind on updates by about a day on average. Personally, I believe it's a little too extreme in some ways. For example, it deleted cookies after each session default. But you can customise the browser a fair bit.

Sounds fantastic!

Still luakit for me, despite the various issues and dodginesses. I have Firefox as a backup if any site doesn't work…

[Zarcatus]

Oh right. You also need a backup for LibreWolf. It doesn't support WebGL and probably a few other things. So you can't use RayMap. I haven't heard of luakit before but it seems to be a pretty good option, ngl.

[Greengoop]

I also occasionally use Google, but I find safari more convenient.

[Pirez]

Firefox all the way.

[neo]

Still lazily have been using chrome but I should switch to firefox soon.

[The Jonster]

Using firefox right now in fact!

[EdgyRabbid]

I use Firefox, chrome and safari rn

[PluMGMK]

I use Firefox at university actually, and I used to use it at work. With vertical tabs and the Tridactyl extension, it's almost as comfortable as luakit to me

[dr_st]

I'm still using Slimjet mixed with Brave for personal browsing, and Chrome on my work PCs (because that's what the corporate IT supports).

[PluMGMK]

Another case of "oh yeah, this software that sends data to Google is secure, you're not allowed to use anything that doesn't send data to Google"

[Rsandee]

I'm a pro elite gam0r using opera gx. On my linux mint I'm using firefox though.

[The Jonster]

I use Firefox, opera, and safari

[DaveRattlehead]

I'm still using Slimjet

Are you happy with this one?

[dr_st]

I'm still using Slimjet

Are you happy with this one?

Yes, most of the time! At one point they had one completely broken build that kept crashing all the time for ~3 days before they fixed it. I got fed up and switched to Brave on one or two of my PCs during this time. Brave is nice having the built-in adblocker, but uBlock Origin (Lite) still works on Slimjet, so I have no problem.

[DaveRattlehead]

I'm still using Slimjet

Are you happy with this one?

Yes, most of the time! At one point they had one completely broken build that kept crashing all the time for ~3 days before they fixed it. I got fed up and switched to Brave on one or two of my PCs during this time. Brave is nice having the built-in adblocker, but uBlock Origin (Lite) still works on Slimjet, so I have no problem.

From your experience, would you say it's a fast browser? Does it consume many resources from your computer, like Chrome does?

[dr_st]

From your experience, would you say it's a fast browser? Does it consume many resources from your computer, like Chrome does?

I'd say it consumes pretty much the same resources as Chrome (memory-wise at least), and it may be a little bit faster.