Firefox and Seamonkey, sometimes the one, sometimes the other. In other words, the Gecko rendering engine due to the (IMnsHO) better font rendering (on Linux) c

Firefox and Seamonkey, sometimes the one, sometimes the other. In other words, the Gecko rendering engine due to the (IMnsHO) better font rendering (on Linux) compared to Webkit/Blink (and other, although it is getting harder and harder to find any other significant rendering engines out there...). A large part of the value of FF and SM comes from the add-ons that have been developed over the years as well as the flexible user interface which can be made to look and act like I want. I use Chromium when I need it, mostly for testing and Webkit/Blink-only sites. One essential component of any browser I use is the ad blocker. No blocker means no browser for me.