It meant to be Waterfox. I wanted to include Cyberfox, Palemoon and Midori as well, but there was not enough options and by mistake I removed Waterfox instead of Cyberfox. Unfortunetaly, there is no option to edit poll entries.I have them all installed except for Cyberfox.
It meant to be Waterfox. I wanted to include Cyberfox, Palemoon and Midori as well, but there was not enough options and by mistake I removed Waterfox instead of Cyberfox. Unfortunetaly, there is no option to edit poll entries.
BROWSER COMMENT
w3m .................text browser; can load images with w3m-img installed;
elinks ..............text browser; can download tables accurately from webpages;
lynx ................basic text browser; installed by default on debian;
ungoogled-chromium ..chromium without dependency on google elements;
brave ...............installed from nightlies at github for recent development;
tor .................firefox based for anonymity;
firefox-esr .........firefox with support for organisations; default in debian;
firefox .............installed from latest tarball for recent developments;
min .................bare bones GUI browser;
mullvad .............firefox based developed for privacy and security;
freetube ............browser for youtube;
falkon ..............light weight browser from KDE;
qutebrowser .........keyboard focused browser;
librewolf ...........privacy oriented browser;
midori ..............firefox based recently updated development;
palemoon ............firefox fork, older style, a bit nostalgic.
That would quite unbearable for me for a number of reasons, but one in particular is that I prefer using dark themes and they don't all behave the same on all websites. The main dark theme extensions on the firefox based browsers I use are "Dark Reader", "Dark Background and Light Text", and lately "Sauron" (recently made aware of by @KGIII - thanksI have never used more than 1 browser.
And currently using Firefox.
use Firefox for email
Heh, use FF profiles (make sure that default profile is unchecked). Each profile with different addons and user.js files if needed.Other reasons are that I use different browsers for different purposes like purchasing, banking, technical researching, streaming etc., and mix them up at times. I tend to use the latest browser releases so updating is fairly constant but not onerous.
I guess Gmail is considered web-mail huh.Ugh... LOL
I can't stand 'webmail' at ANY provider. I only use it if I absolutely need to - and then usually to go in and edit some filters.
Ugh... LOL
I can't stand 'webmail' at ANY provider.
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