What's the best browser to be using at the moment?
What's the worst?
Which is pushing poz so hard it's wearing a skirt with a buttplug?
Browser general
Brayden Nelson
Jaxson Wood
Qute Browser
Charles Morris
I think it's unfair to rank and compare browsers. All browsers are beautiful in their own way because they're made by creative folks who each have a different vision of what a browser should be. Be your own kind of beautiful really does apply when we're talking about software 💅
Brandon Williams
Brave
Brayden Rodriguez
Ungoogled Chromium
Austin Brown
Ian Mitchell
Opera :)
Brandon Anderson
This right here. Proven to not phone home (check the neocities "Watchdog" website for proofs) and far faster than any other browser, while still having decent add-ons (but, you're not able to download them from the Chrome store). With all the Google spyware ablated, it's also very secure (each tab is sandboxed to a great extent). Make sure you have at least 16 gigabytes of RAM though, and make sure to run it with the following command line arguments:
--disable-gaia-services
--no-experiments
--no-pings
--disk-cache-dir=/tmp
--no-session-id
--disable-reading-from-canvas
Benjamin Parker
Those flags are much appreciated.
Leo Hughes
this is now a browsette thread
Camden Brooks
You can also use --no-referrers (however, this won't let you post here) and --user-agent='string'
Jason Garcia
Internet Explorer is underrated.
Angel Williams
And Firefox is the most pozzed popular browser.
Thomas Hill
I'll probably get shit for this but Safari is actually not that bad. I'm using it on a hackintosh and everything works smoothly. Pages load faster than in Chrome or Firefox. I'm still using Firefox ESR 60 on my Linux machines but I'm going to start playing around with webkit ports a little more.
And since no one here has mentioned it, NetSurf is seriously underrated. It's an independent browser that runs on a lot of obscure platforms like AROS or RISC OS. Even for non-obscure platforms it makes a great lightweight browser for old or really cheap shitboxes that run Linux or BSD.
Nathan Williams
Year of the RISC OS desktop soon? It's honestly much better than Linux and BSD since its designed for PC and not server use.
Leo Kelly
Literally never because normalfags and even reddit-tier tech enthusiasts will never be able to appreciate the simplicity of the system.
Aaron Kelly
Their called -tans you fucking underage
You must be 18+ to post on this site.
Evan Turner
I currently browse several dumpsters near my local Walmart.
Ryder Foster
You suggesting I should've said Browstan? Yeah, that totally doesn't sound retarded. Sounds like some shithole Muslim central Asian republic.
Easton Brown
this
Why? You just made yourself unique.
Daniel Miller
Does spoofing your user-agent to:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/68.0.3440.106 Safari/537.36
Really make make your browser unique?
Leo Wilson
Reading these comics made me feel so sad...
I'm so lonely...
Ryder Bailey
It's browser-tan, you fucking bitch.
Anthony Nelson
Or don't, because that site is wikipedia-tier: no original research, only lazy citations from random blogposts.
Zachary Cox
Testing it yourself would get you the same conclusion. Hell, if you're a firefox user, type "about:networking"--you'll see requests to mozilla even if you have telemetry disabled.
Jeremiah Torres
My article about this: digdeeper.neocities.org
It is full of original research - all the mitmproxy tests that no one else is doing.
Julian Gonzalez
With a user.js you can get rid of that.
Asher Robinson
Palemoon.
Kayden Stewart
I just use Chrome, it works, its interface isn't autistic, it's fast, its not buggy, it would unironically be the best browser hands down if not for muh botnet
Michael Allen
for banking / shopping
for everything else
Carter Ross
The best official ones that are full-feature and aren't still alpha are IceCat, IceCatMobile, KDE Falkon, and Dooble.
Sage because OP is a faggot as usual.
Jaxson Parker
Henry Long
Which browser supports uMatrix and lets me replace JS with my custom scripts and CSS with my custom themes?
I've been stuck with Palemoon and outdated plugins forever since it's the only configuration that does it properly. New greasemonkey as far as I remember doesn't let you use local scripts anymore, new version of Stylish is botnet, and Stylus is a naive stylesheet implementation that conflicts with uMatrix (can't add styles if you block the website's own style).
Luis Mitchell
Vivaldi is pretty alright. They supposedly de-googled chrome and added their own spin to it. I've been daily-driving it for about three or four months now (after using nothing but ff since like 04 or 05) and while it took a little while to grow on me, I'm used to it now and I like it.
Aaron James
Does it have its own element picker like in ublock origin? Is it possible to have a custom css for sites?
Jaxon Young
I'm baffled no one's said Tor browser.
Robert Richardson
Is there one of these where chrome-tan is an exhibitionist slut who likes to show everything to everyone, and then coerces firefox-tan into doing it too?
My dick is so hard right now just thinking about this.
Caleb Jenkins
best: w3m
worst: safari
Robert Perry
Yes. It rocks because it runs without X. It always messes up my keyboard layout in framebuffer mode though. That's why I prefer w3m.
Alexander Walker
Ayden Cox
Palemoon
Chrome
Elijah Mitchell
lol
Luis Anderson
Just a tip user. KJV bibles are quite cheap. It can cure some of your mental illness.
Jose Ortiz
It doesn't have an element picker. Tbh, it is a shame; it's one of the things sorely missing, since the host-file adblocking doesn't stop 100% of them. However, it does have settings for custom stylesheets, you can apply them per-site and even with a keybind.