I feel bad saying this, but most people are technological idiots, so their opinions on software is meaningless to me. Vivaldi and Brave are two of the best browsers available, being notably superior to both Chrome and Firefox, and for multitudes of reasons 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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I do highly prefer those two web browsers (for different purposes). 🤔🧘♂️
I would definitely agree when you say "some of the best web browsers", though just not very popular. 🧘♂️😅
They've also both gotten notably better in the time that I've been using them. There are various quite interesting new open-source browsers gaining attention, though I still haven't had the time to explore any of them in any depth yet. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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I wonder if you have tested other less popular FOSS web browsers, such as #LibreWolf, #WaterFox, and #PaleMoon (and what your experiences were using them). 🤔🧘♂️
They (which are #Firefox forks) don't have their own adblockers, but they come bundled with a FOSS extension that does such functionality. 🤓😏
I think that I've experimented with all of those at least once, and while I remember appreciating them, I also remember them not really having all the features that I need in a browser for daily use. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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There are Internet !MEMEs !INDEED where while #Firefox is good overall, it still depends heavily on add-ons/extensions. 🤔🤯😆🤓
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Yes, and I used to use Firefox, before the organization that makes it went in such an unpleasant direction. Last I checked, they were on the edge of bankruptcy. That's one of the great things about Vivaldi, as it doesn't need a lot of extensions. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Well, if they do monolithic releases, then there's not much they can do about that unless the rewrite significant portions of its code. Incremental releases would also be rather interesting on Linux that uses official package repositories. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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