The performance is the biggest downside right now, not that other browsers don't choke but it pretty much freezes for 20 seconds when I try to actually load my ~80 Tabs session.
It also misses some QoL features like grouping Tabs or lazy loading that isn't simply "It doesn't load at all until you switch to the tab"
Qutebrowser and QtWebEngine
Angel Hernandez
Grayson Smith
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Luke Scott
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Nicholas Ortiz
Just give up, get one of the credit-card sized ARMs, install an android (bonus points if the ARM has eMMC) and connect it to a small screen (12-14", so you can put it in portrait mode, get FullHD or more, the PPI will be amazing) mouse&keyboard and consume your botnet there. Android gets a lot more useful when you can actually use a keyboard and mouse. Then keep your desktop free of that crap fully. Linux is garbage in that regard, as are the available programs. Not even video hardware acceleration works in any browser. It's been like that for what? 12 years now?
Stay minimalist and rms on your desktop and to your media consumption on the botnet machine. It'll solve a lot of your headaches, trust me.
Nicholas Reed
Lazy session loading can be enabled with :set session.lazy_restore true
Chase Taylor
Same. Qutebrowser is probably the best browser I've used but qtwebengine is horrifying when it comes to compiling it. I alwasy have to set MAKEOPTS to -j1 or else my PC just freezes completly until reboot
Jonathan Wilson
Why? What I have just works fine.
Brody Diaz
What do you think I have enabled? And it doesn't do a damn thing aside from shoving the lag to a later point in time when I need the Tabs plus it blocks half the page title with SUSPENDED.
Josiah Taylor
you just don't have enough ram
make a swap file
Jaxon Myers