[CentOS] Alternitives to Firefox...
Valeri Galtsev
galtsev at kicp.uchicago.edu
Wed Jun 26 21:21:20 UTC 2019
On 2019-06-26 15:39, mark wrote:
> Robert Heller wrote:
>> OK, I recently ugraded to the current ESR release of Firefox for CentOS
>> 6.
>> And I am having problems with the user interface (basically it has become
>> hard [for me] to use).
>>
>>
>> What alternitives are there? (Chrome and Chromium are not possible with
>> CentOS, and Chrome and Chromium are actually worse).
>>
> What's the problems? I just upgraded last week, and the STUPID MORONS
<rant>
My observation is: the bizarre at Mozilla Foundation started [quite a
while ago] when one of the people who was here as a student (and I knew
him personally) came to them as a production director. Then they started
piling up extra "features", rushing new "releases", none of which does
live up to the name "release", they are not debugged enough... just take
a look how often security update for firefox or thunderbird are released.
</rant>
Since then I am looking for the replacement for firefox, and I still can
not find one. Midory though good enough, and is my second choice on my
FreeBSD workstation, still can not replace firefox for me. Don't get me
started about chrome, chromium and friends... though I have to use
chromium for specific purpose: to have browser that can pretend to be on
smarthone. Palemoon is just a rebuild of Firefox. Tor browser, though it
is rebuilt of firefox as well, is my choice when I prefer to go places I
don't want my network provider put into their database associated with
my name. I'm sure many of us do similar things in a course of out job
duties.
Vivaldy almost worked out as firefox replacement on MS Windows systems
for me, but later I changed my mind.
I had really short, like touch and go, experience with opera. And I'm
not mentioning Safari which is my second choice (after firefox) on
macintosh. (Well, safari, as many other things on macintosh you
sometimes need to trick into doing what you actually want it to do).
I guess, we all (old guys) still keep our warm feelings to Netscape
Navigator.
Valeri
> made
> the arrows in the scrollbars go away, had to search and find a gtk config
> file I needed to create.
>
> A month or so ago, they upgraded, and I had to find out that I had to edit
> about:config to change the booleans on signature to false.
>
> mark
>
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