Vivaldi > FireFox > Chrome

Of course! Why didn't I see it before?

@zlice Not sure, I started using a few days ago and I love it. Super snappy, beautiful, and has a lot of tools. I heard about it on Hanselminutes podcast about modern browsers. An engineer of Vivaldi was on the show.

netscape > vivaldi

@zlice Vivaldi still doesn't support GTK themes so I've stuck to Firefox.

@starrynights89 but they do allow great appearance customization. Got mine looking exactly how I want it.

@zlice Yes, it uses it's own API's to do theming so you have to manually config files to get it to match your system theme. It's a pain.

@starrynights89 I can see that. Although, I haven't found a gtk theme that matches exactly what I want. I'm using matcha-dark-sea in gnome. But my browser looks exactly like what I want

@rEaL-jAsE Didn't know that. I liked Vivaldi so I might try it again.

Vivaldi rocks. I used to use Firefox, but fuck those dickheads at Mozilla who think they can ignore their userbase - which is why Firefox is becoming irrelevant.

Not IE > IE

Vivaldi handles tabs better than any browser, period. Hit F2 when you have a bunch of tabs open. It's a thing of beauty.

@bahua tab stacking and tiling too ❤️

@LeFlawk no clue

It is indeed proprietary. Pretty excellent though.

Opensource hasn't prevented Firefox from turning into a useless piece of shit, and once the Mozilla retards turn off the servers for the addons, Seamonkey, Palemoon & co can go scratch their balls with a rake even if they stay on the already mouldy last FF 52 ESR for the next 500 years.

I switched to Vivaldi because after every FF "update", I would need to check how to disable shit, remove shit, or bring back useful functionality. I already was using the ESR specifically to have more time between the next fart of the Mozilla UI dickheads and the roll-out, hoping that some addon would be available by then to revert their idiocy.

With Vivaldi, I havn't had that, so far. Vivaldi update is there? Oh cool, let's install it.