Gaming What browser do you use?
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I still use chrome until I have a good enough reason not to.
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Firefox because it's the only browser i know that still has a menu bar
Pale Moon.
http://www.palemoon.org/
https://www.palemoon.org/technical.shtml
It is like firefox but before it got silly as it was forked before then (though I did see that cookie silo thing firefox did and that interests me), though still backports patches.
Pretty nippy when all is said and done as it is built to handle cpus people are actually using.
Menu bar if that is a thing you want.
Most of your favourite addons or analogues thereof.
NPAPI addons still a thing, though I am not sure why people would want browser java or flash.
http://www.palemoon.org/
https://www.palemoon.org/technical.shtml
It is like firefox but before it got silly as it was forked before then (though I did see that cookie silo thing firefox did and that interests me), though still backports patches.
Pretty nippy when all is said and done as it is built to handle cpus people are actually using.
Menu bar if that is a thing you want.
Most of your favourite addons or analogues thereof.
NPAPI addons still a thing, though I am not sure why people would want browser java or flash.
As much as I hate to support our Google overlords, I have to say Chrome. Chromium on Linux.
Primarily:
Desktop- Chrome
Android- Firefox
iPad- Safari
I also tend to use other browsers on a case by case basis.
I used to rely on Firefox but they kept breaking extensions. Chrome has it's issues but it's far more 'stable' in terms of extensions.
Desktop- Chrome
Android- Firefox
iPad- Safari
I also tend to use other browsers on a case by case basis.
I used to rely on Firefox but they kept breaking extensions. Chrome has it's issues but it's far more 'stable' in terms of extensions.
Firefox with uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger is a seemless experience as far as I can tell.
I mainly use chrome but I do use firefox occassionally as well
Main: Firefox + lots of addons. Main ones: uBlock Origin, Stylus, Greasemonkey and Simple Tab Groups.
Backups:
1st - Chrome, especially for SSL certificate shenanigans, where I can bypass errors by typing 'thisisunsafe', and for Google stuff (Spreadsheets, Docs, mail etc.).
2nd - Edge. Since it's there and all.
I've used Waterfox for quite a while, in order to get hose smexy NPAPI addons back (mainly Tab Mix+), but it was just that much slower than Firefox, so I just quit.
Backups:
1st - Chrome, especially for SSL certificate shenanigans, where I can bypass errors by typing 'thisisunsafe', and for Google stuff (Spreadsheets, Docs, mail etc.).
2nd - Edge. Since it's there and all.
I've used Waterfox for quite a while, in order to get hose smexy NPAPI addons back (mainly Tab Mix+), but it was just that much slower than Firefox, so I just quit.
Chrome, because it ties all my Google stuff together rather nicely. And ever since v55 it's been much less bloated for me. I ditched Firefox at 3.0, it was just tooooooo bloated. Never looked back, and never been happier.
Plus, Firefox updates kept killing my TamperMonkey scripts, so like... Fuck you, Firefox.
Plus, Firefox updates kept killing my TamperMonkey scripts, so like... Fuck you, Firefox.
I didn't know GaryOPA was a web browser, but sure.The one I was using has been arrested and being sued by Nintendo...So now I use Atmosphere.
Wait... I get it. I'm an autistic dyslexic, and that really fucked with me.
Last edited by Jayro,
I mean I used Browser stuff, but now don't so much....lol
Post didn't say "Web" browserBTW: Love ya Jayro....didn't mean to mess with ya!
Last edited by BigOnYa,
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