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The better part is that the UI is actually programmable. If you use vim plugins in other browsers, you'll notice that the UI doesn't always respond. This is bec
by doix 3y ago
The better part is that the UI is actually programmable. If you use vim plugins in other browsers, you'll notice that the UI doesn't always respond. This is because the UI is injected into the page as an iframe or something.
This is not the case with nyxt. It's like using the old Firefox plugins before they killed XUL.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get used to using Nyxt. The performance was too bad. I'll need to try V3 and see if it's any better. It's entirely possible the bad performance is my fault as well, but I'm too lazy to try and debug browser performance nowadays when alternatives just work.
- zvmaz 3y agoI deeply want to adopt Nyxt, but it's hard to give up all the niceties of Firefox, mainly plugins (ublock, dark reader, cookie autodelete, multi-account containers, etc.).
- seanw444 3y agoSame. If it could somehow obtain Dark Reader and uBlock Origin, I'd switch over instantly. Those were the only things holding me back.
- doix 3y agoYeah, Firefox with XUL plugins was probably the peak of browser customization and usability for me. Maybe someday we'll get there again.
- tekakutli 3y agonyxt has multi-account containers now, use: make-buffer-with-context