github.com/2-K-SSPS/freakfox
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turns out there's 3 kinds of browsers:
- google chrome → just. don't use this. there's so much bullshit ingrained into it, it's impossible to get rid of all of it. also... google.
- firefox → use librewolf
- webkit (including browsers that use gtk's webkit plugin) → chrome without the "chrome". should be good right? wrong. font rendering madness making everything look blurry@pastthepixels helium is chromium based and tries not to have anything google
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turns out there's 3 kinds of browsers:
- google chrome → just. don't use this. there's so much bullshit ingrained into it, it's impossible to get rid of all of it. also... google.
- firefox → use librewolf
- webkit (including browsers that use gtk's webkit plugin) → chrome without the "chrome". should be good right? wrong. font rendering madness making everything look blurry@pastthepixels@is.potatoe.ca chromium sadly is required for webUSB so i install it every now and then for flashing grapheneOS without losing my sanity to the horrors known as adb and fastboot.
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turns out there's 3 kinds of browsers:
- google chrome → just. don't use this. there's so much bullshit ingrained into it, it's impossible to get rid of all of it. also... google.
- firefox → use librewolf
- webkit (including browsers that use gtk's webkit plugin) → chrome without the "chrome". should be good right? wrong. font rendering madness making everything look blurry@pastthepixels@is.potatoe.ca https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELinks
koff koff none of the above technically -
turns out there's 3 kinds of browsers:
- google chrome → just. don't use this. there's so much bullshit ingrained into it, it's impossible to get rid of all of it. also... google.
- firefox → use librewolf
- webkit (including browsers that use gtk's webkit plugin) → chrome without the "chrome". should be good right? wrong. font rendering madness making everything look blurry@pastthepixels ungoogled-chromium and its forks do a great job at degoogling though. Helium (as mentioned by Houl) is one of the latter
while i can see why one would use Librewolf, it is, for the most part, Firefox with a user.js and delayed security updates
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@pastthepixels helium is chromium based and tries not to have anything google
@Houl yeag but like
idk if it's based on ungoogled-chromium but that left some references to gemini in and bwaa -
@pastthepixels@is.potatoe.ca https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELinks
koff koff none of the above technically@pastthepixels@is.potatoe.ca marginally more seriously u have pale moon, netsurf, mozilla seamonkey, dillo
idk how bad qtwebengine is since it is techincally chromium but konqueror -
@Houl yeag but like
idk if it's based on ungoogled-chromium but that left some references to gemini in and bwaa@pastthepixels @Houl can't find any references to that...? maybe i'm not looking somewhere but like. i have never encountered anything related to gemini in Helium (been using Helium for a few months), and searching the settings doesn't turn up anything
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@pastthepixels @Houl can't find any references to that...? maybe i'm not looking somewhere but like. i have never encountered anything related to gemini in Helium (been using Helium for a few months), and searching the settings doesn't turn up anything
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@pastthepixels @Houl huh.. ungoogled-chromium is generally very aggressive with stripping out google stuff, so that seems strange
fyi vel is on macOS atm (although there is no reason for the builds to be stripped down differently), but did not encounter anything on Linux either
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@pastthepixels@is.potatoe.ca marginally more seriously u have pale moon, netsurf, mozilla seamonkey, dillo
idk how bad qtwebengine is since it is techincally chromium but konqueror@piku oh yeah i've tried all of these. the reason i don't wanna try konqueror is because qtwebengine is a little too close to chromium for my liking and i want to avoid chromium since google is in control of it, and thus by using it you get to use web standards dictated by google
i have tried the rest too! i found their ui's to be a bit dated and lacking though, which is, weh... -
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@gen that is also what librewolf is
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@pastthepixels @risc
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@piku oh yeah i've tried all of these. the reason i don't wanna try konqueror is because qtwebengine is a little too close to chromium for my liking and i want to avoid chromium since google is in control of it, and thus by using it you get to use web standards dictated by google
i have tried the rest too! i found their ui's to be a bit dated and lacking though, which is, weh...@pastthepixels@is.potatoe.ca
> lacking
> mozilla fucking seamonkey
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turns out there's 3 kinds of browsers:
- google chrome → just. don't use this. there's so much bullshit ingrained into it, it's impossible to get rid of all of it. also... google.
- firefox → use librewolf
- webkit (including browsers that use gtk's webkit plugin) → chrome without the "chrome". should be good right? wrong. font rendering madness making everything look blurryok: responding to suggestions
i tried compiling pale moon and--nope! gave up there
tried helium. i don't like the super thin tab bar. i like the compact mode, reminds me of firefox onebar
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ok: responding to suggestions
i tried compiling pale moon and--nope! gave up there
tried helium. i don't like the super thin tab bar. i like the compact mode, reminds me of firefox onebar
HOW THE FUCK DOES IT LOAD PAGES FASTER THAN LIBREWOLFHOW THE FUCK DOES IT LOAD PAGES FASTER THAN LIBREWOLF
because firefox is just slow compared to chromium and it's the sad reality
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ok: responding to suggestions
i tried compiling pale moon and--nope! gave up there
tried helium. i don't like the super thin tab bar. i like the compact mode, reminds me of firefox onebar
HOW THE FUCK DOES IT LOAD PAGES FASTER THAN LIBREWOLFso i guess i just have librewolf and helium now. that's... sigh great whatever
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