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Which obscure browser do you daily drive?

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  • K [email protected]

    I’ve been using Orion on iOS for a while. It’s not bad.

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    They are porting to Linux was just announced not long ago... however dont know how long that will take. I am just gonna keep using FF until I can try Orion.

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      The Firefox ToC discussion pushed me down the browser engine rabbit hole (again). Have you had a chance to daily drive some really good but obscure web engine that is not Gecko (Firefox), WebKit (Apple) and Blink (Chromium)? How viable is it for a complete switch - this includes banking, chatting, logging into websites, etc.

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      If you want obscure, I can recommend Lagrange. It can browse only gemini pages though, so you can't visit your favourite html websites.

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        Falkon for clearweb
        Librewolf for Tor
        Netsurf for i2p

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        Isn't accessing TOR network from any other browser than Tor Browser a serious anonymity risk?

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          If you want obscure, I can recommend Lagrange. It can browse only gemini pages though, so you can't visit your favourite html websites.

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          Gemini is so weird and cool! My first day with it really made me want to start a little microblog on it or something

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            The Firefox ToC discussion pushed me down the browser engine rabbit hole (again). Have you had a chance to daily drive some really good but obscure web engine that is not Gecko (Firefox), WebKit (Apple) and Blink (Chromium)? How viable is it for a complete switch - this includes banking, chatting, logging into websites, etc.

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            Cannot wait to try Ladybird in a somewhat stable form.

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              The Firefox ToC discussion pushed me down the browser engine rabbit hole (again). Have you had a chance to daily drive some really good but obscure web engine that is not Gecko (Firefox), WebKit (Apple) and Blink (Chromium)? How viable is it for a complete switch - this includes banking, chatting, logging into websites, etc.

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              Lynx.

              If I don't need image or video content, it's great.

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                Isn't accessing TOR network from any other browser than Tor Browser a serious anonymity risk?

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                Mayhaps. I shall investigate.

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                  The Firefox ToC discussion pushed me down the browser engine rabbit hole (again). Have you had a chance to daily drive some really good but obscure web engine that is not Gecko (Firefox), WebKit (Apple) and Blink (Chromium)? How viable is it for a complete switch - this includes banking, chatting, logging into websites, etc.

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                  Iceraven, it let's me install desktop firefox extensions on android.

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                  • skankhunt42@lemmy.caS [email protected]

                    I'm trying out waterfox for mobile and librewolf for desktop. No complaints so far

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                    where did you get Waterfox on Android? The Playstore or F droid?

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                      where did you get Waterfox on Android? The Playstore or F droid?

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                      Used F-Droid to download aurora store (open source client for the play store) and used Aurora for waterfox....

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                        Used F-Droid to download aurora store (open source client for the play store) and used Aurora for waterfox....

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                        thanks, i asked because the Google PlayStore has WaterFox from waterfox.net. Not sure if this is real or fake, because other Fox forks can only be installed from Fdroid like Mull/Fennec

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