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Well it is just one those element naming chrome fork. Kinda like: https://iridiumbrowser.de/ https://iridiumbrowser.de/ But that one looks have not being updat

by zenmac 1y ago

Well it is just one those element naming chrome fork. Kinda like: https://iridiumbrowser.de/ https://iridiumbrowser.de/ But that one looks have not being updated in a while. But what is the point forking Chrome browser now days since manifest 3? I switched back to firefox/librawolf for now.

snapplebobapple 1y ago
Try zen browser its my favorite firefox fork with only a few extensions
- atraac 1y ago
  I tried using Zen as I moved away from Arc, it really tries to be Arc but had a ton of issues at the time(6 months ago). Ranging from performance, different parts of UI crashing or behaving weirdly, to typos in English translations all over Settings. I settled on Brave for now because I won't give up uBlock Origin but I also didn't enjoy using Firefox long term for some reason. I honestly loved Arc, but I won't use product they won't work on anymore.
  - snapplebobapple 1y ago
    Brave is a good option too. I use brave for websites that are too junk to work in firefox. I have never used arc. I was coming from librewolf/floorp with sidebery. I really like the layout in zen, it hasnt shown the performance issues i sometimes saw in stock firefox and the vertical tab bar is good enough yo replace sidebery for me. Tge only annoyance ia how it sometomes weirdly display extensions in the truncated interface. Otger than that i am pretty happy.
cwillu 1y ago
For what it's worth: “All Chromium extensions are supported and work right away, by default, including all MV2 extensions. We'll keep support for MV2 extensions for as long as possible.” Whether that's worth much is of course another matter.
- extraduder_ire 1y ago
  Do Helium, or any other browsers with intent to keep supporting MV2 extensions say what they intend to use as a repository to acquire them? I don't think the chrome or microsoft extension websites even let you upload a MV2 extension anymore, and most chromium forks I've used rely entirely on the chrome web store.
  - efreak 1y ago
    FWIW, I think ublock is probably the most important mv2 and they've got a GitHub repo here that builds it automatically (not sure if the browser uses this, I just saw it and remembered this comment) https://github.com/imputnet/ublock-origin-crx https://github.com/imputnet/ublock-origin-crx

by zenmac 1y ago

snapplebobapple 1y ago

Try zen browser its my favorite firefox fork with only a few extensions

atraac 1y ago
I tried using Zen as I moved away from Arc, it really tries to be Arc but had a ton of issues at the time(6 months ago). Ranging from performance, different parts of UI crashing or behaving weirdly, to typos in English translations all over Settings. I settled on Brave for now because I won't give up uBlock Origin but I also didn't enjoy using Firefox long term for some reason. I honestly loved Arc, but I won't use product they won't work on anymore.
- snapplebobapple 1y ago
  Brave is a good option too. I use brave for websites that are too junk to work in firefox. I have never used arc. I was coming from librewolf/floorp with sidebery. I really like the layout in zen, it hasnt shown the performance issues i sometimes saw in stock firefox and the vertical tab bar is good enough yo replace sidebery for me. Tge only annoyance ia how it sometomes weirdly display extensions in the truncated interface. Otger than that i am pretty happy.

cwillu 1y ago

For what it's worth: “All Chromium extensions are supported and work right away, by default, including all MV2 extensions. We'll keep support for MV2 extensions for as long as possible.” Whether that's worth much is of course another matter.

extraduder_ire 1y ago
Do Helium, or any other browsers with intent to keep supporting MV2 extensions say what they intend to use as a repository to acquire them? I don't think the chrome or microsoft extension websites even let you upload a MV2 extension anymore, and most chromium forks I've used rely entirely on the chrome web store.
- efreak 1y ago
  FWIW, I think ublock is probably the most important mv2 and they've got a GitHub repo here that builds it automatically (not sure if the browser uses this, I just saw it and remembered this comment) https://github.com/imputnet/ublock-origin-crx https://github.com/imputnet/ublock-origin-crx