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I'd try Brave.

• SomeOtherThrow 7y ago
  Brave looks really cool, but it uses chromium so its hands are forever tied to google. I remember they considered Gecko but rejected it for some reason.
  • phasnox 7y ago
    Yeahp I wish they could decouple from it. What we really need is an alternative to the official Chrome Web Store.
  • codehalo 7y ago
    I don't understand that logic. It's a fork. Is Webkit tied to KHTML? Is gcc tied to egcs?
    • SomeOtherThrow 7y ago
      Chromium is not a fork of chrome. AFAIK brave has not forked chromium.
      • yoasif_ 7y ago
        > AFAIK brave has not forked chromium. Yes they have. They had their own browser previously but have since given up on that. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser https://github.com/brave/brave-browser Chromium is listed right on the readme.
• mdtusz 7y ago
  If you're a vim user, try qutebrowser. It has some quirks, but with the ability to customize keyboard shortcuts and call upon scripts it's hard to move back to a "normal" browser.