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If they remove tags supports later on, that will be the last useful feature I'm hanging on. The bookmarking system is being downgraded to the point of uselessn

by m-p-3 8y ago

If they remove tags supports later on, that will be the last useful feature I'm hanging on. The bookmarking system is being downgraded to the point of uselessness, at this point I'd switch back to Chrome.

TomK32 8y ago
While I do tag my bookmarks I barely use that feature. Some tag cloud for my bookmkarks would be awesome though.
- snaky 8y ago
  https://github.com/nextcloud/bookmarks https://github.com/nextcloud/bookmarks
da_murvel 8y ago
As long as Chrome is maintained by Google I'd never go back. Heck, I'd even start using IE before I'd turn to Chrome ...
snaky 8y ago
Bromite [1] is promising, especially if someone begin to build it for desktop platforms. [1] https://www.bromite.org/ https://www.bromite.org/
- StillBored 8y ago
  What does it have over Falkon (previously, https://qupzilla.com https://qupzilla.com, which supported a whole pile of platforms), or for that matter any of the chromium based browsers, which all seem to be "de-googled"?
  - snaky 8y ago
    Is the Falcon actively developed recently? By the way, Bromite is available in F-Droid, is there any plans about Falcon for Android? > any of the chromium based browsers, which all seem to be "de-googled" Are there many of them?
    - StillBored 8y ago
      The Falkon fork was just made a few months ago although the latest release is from May, so that is fairly old in browser update land, but being just a few months old is pretty decent WRT browsers that aren't FF/Chrome. OTOH, QupZilla was one of those just a few releases a year projects anyway. So a few months between releases wasn't unusual. https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla/blob/master/CHANGELOG https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla/blob/master/CHANGELOG Looking at the Falkon repo (https://phabricator.kde.org/source/falkon/ https://phabricator.kde.org/source/falkon/) there were commits made just a couple days ago. So, it looks like its being actively developed. There is also a fair amount of mailing list chatter. Yes, there are a ton of chromium forked browsers: (random link with a long list of alternative browsers, almost all of them have some tie to ff or chrome) http://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/downloads/Internet-Browsers-page-2.html http://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/downloads/Internet-Brows... As far as android versions, I don't know what the plans are, you could ask them. AFAIK, Qupzilla didn't support any mobile platforms, although QT does iOS & Android. I'm sure they would take a pull request <wink>

by m-p-3 8y ago

TomK32 8y ago

While I do tag my bookmarks I barely use that feature. Some tag cloud for my bookmkarks would be awesome though.

snaky 8y ago
https://github.com/nextcloud/bookmarks https://github.com/nextcloud/bookmarks

da_murvel 8y ago

As long as Chrome is maintained by Google I'd never go back. Heck, I'd even start using IE before I'd turn to Chrome ...

snaky 8y ago

Bromite [1] is promising, especially if someone begin to build it for desktop platforms. [1] https://www.bromite.org/ https://www.bromite.org/

StillBored 8y ago
What does it have over Falkon (previously, https://qupzilla.com https://qupzilla.com, which supported a whole pile of platforms), or for that matter any of the chromium based browsers, which all seem to be "de-googled"?
- snaky 8y ago
  Is the Falcon actively developed recently? By the way, Bromite is available in F-Droid, is there any plans about Falcon for Android? > any of the chromium based browsers, which all seem to be "de-googled" Are there many of them?
  - StillBored 8y ago
    The Falkon fork was just made a few months ago although the latest release is from May, so that is fairly old in browser update land, but being just a few months old is pretty decent WRT browsers that aren't FF/Chrome. OTOH, QupZilla was one of those just a few releases a year projects anyway. So a few months between releases wasn't unusual. https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla/blob/master/CHANGELOG https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla/blob/master/CHANGELOG Looking at the Falkon repo (https://phabricator.kde.org/source/falkon/ https://phabricator.kde.org/source/falkon/) there were commits made just a couple days ago. So, it looks like its being actively developed. There is also a fair amount of mailing list chatter. Yes, there are a ton of chromium forked browsers: (random link with a long list of alternative browsers, almost all of them have some tie to ff or chrome) http://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/downloads/Internet-Browsers-page-2.html http://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/downloads/Internet-Brows... As far as android versions, I don't know what the plans are, you could ask them. AFAIK, Qupzilla didn't support any mobile platforms, although QT does iOS & Android. I'm sure they would take a pull request <wink>