I'm curious as to why the amount of memory Firefox is using is an issue for you. It has stuff like a mail program, but zooms on my Early 2006 iMac.ĮDIT: It uses Google as default search, and no more stupid filler that no one uses like "Firefox Hello" And it has the 10000x better UI of Firefox 1.0-3.0. This feels like IE 4 all over again Seamonkey is going ESR soon. This is why I am excited for SeaMonkey to move to the ESR branch, but the majority will stick with Chrome because companies only "support" Chrome. And with all these kids downgrading to XP because it's a meme. And I have *never* found a WebKit based browser work on 95.I think with a hack it might run fine on 2000, but even then you may be stuck on an older At least Firefox does ESR.
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For that, you may want to try Mozilla's PDF.js extension- this is the same PDF reader that Firefox and its derivatives use.)įixed that for you. (Older versions of Chromium-less than 47 I think-lack said PDF reader functionality. Contrary to all rumors you may see or hear, Chromium does in fact include a built-in PDF reader. It's fast, like Chrome, but does not have the Google-specific crap that regular Chrome has.
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To install Qupzilla in Ubuntu 11.10 run the following two commands in a terminal, or add the section in bold to your Software Sources before updating and installing ‘Qupzilla’ from the Ubuntu Software Centre. Qupzilla errs dangerously close to the cusp of acceptability with regards to this, but the good news is that with each update things get better – so I’m willing to ride my frustrations out.Īdding Qupzilla in Ubuntu requires addition of the Qupzilla PPA. If I’m not able to use an application with confidence then, generally, I don’t use it at all. The preferences window is well stocked, with some fantastic privacy features included too.Īs much promise as Qupzilla shows it’s fair to say that it is has a number of ‘issues’. Just hit the star, edit the info and choose a place to save it to – including directly to the Speed Dial. The speed-dial in particular is extremely well implemented, boasting drag n’ drop positioning, hover over controls, etc.īookmarking sites is very feels very ‘Chrome-like’. One window History, Bookmarks manager and RSS Reader.Qupzilla is more than able to hold its own against the market leaders when it comes to features, boasting: – The webkit wonder, developed by Czech Linux user David Rosca, doesn’t reply on any KDE dependencies – thus making it an ideal solution for the performance and space conscious. It boasts features comparable to Chrome and Firefox, yet uses less resources than either. With the browser market dominated by Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer you could be forgiven for thinking that small browsers have little to offer.īut Qupzilla, a multi-platform Qt-based web-browser, is worth taking for a spin.
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