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QupZilla (to be renamed Falkon in the next major version) is an option I like. Overall it is very Firefox-like, but it is a Qt app using Qt WebEngine, which is
by abrowne 9y ago
QupZilla (to be renamed Falkon in the next major version) is an option I like. Overall it is very Firefox-like, but it is a Qt app using Qt WebEngine, which is Chromium integrated into Qt. (I've only used it on Linux and briefly on Mac, but there is a Windows build too.)
- majewsky 9y agoHow fast do they get patches in when the Chromium part has a security issue? That's usually where all these "let's just fork the last good version of $browser" or "let's just fork their engine and build a new UI around it" endeavors come crashing down in flames.
- abrowne 9y agoI'm not sure how quickly Qt does it, and then WebEngine on Linux is typically supplied by your distro, so more delay. There is an AppImage, which does bundle it, however, and the Windows build would too. This is my main source of hesitation in switching over full time.