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.
Browser general
Carter Ross
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I've been stuck with Palemoon and outdated plugins forever since it's the only configuration that does it properly.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.
