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minus-squareChris Remington@beehaw.orgMlinkfedilinkarrow-up11·2 months agoRight? Use Firefox or a derivative (ex. LibreWolf). Ladybird will be coming out in the future so that may be a viable option.
minus-squarejarfil@beehaw.orglinkfedilinkarrow-up7·2 months agoFrom Ladybird’s website: No code from other browsers. We’re building a new engine, based on web standards. Except… Chromium is the living standard for the web. They’ll have the same problem as Firefox, playing catch-up to whatever happens in Chromium. Right now, the viable browsing experience is a combination of browsers: Chromium derived - latest compatibility Firefox with extensions - daily driver Tor Browser - actual chance of privacy And a VPN and/or Pi-hole.
Right? Use Firefox or a derivative (ex. LibreWolf). Ladybird will be coming out in the future so that may be a viable option.
From Ladybird’s website:
Except… Chromium is the living standard for the web. They’ll have the same problem as Firefox, playing catch-up to whatever happens in Chromium.
Right now, the viable browsing experience is a combination of browsers:
And a VPN and/or Pi-hole.