What is you preferred internet-browser?
I'm with
Alexander88207:
Second to Firefox, Thunderbird.
… e-mail client is an internet "browser" …
True enough, for many people.
BrowseInTab, for example. Unfortunately, not compatible with Thunderbird 115 (Supernova), and I have
no expectation of a rewrite in the near future.
Alternatives exist, but not yet anything as user-friendly (simple) as BrowseInTab. Early days.
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www/seamonkey but it is not anymore in the ports collection due to some stuff I can't fathom …
Indirectly via <
https://www.freshports.org/www/seamonkey/#history>:
Upstream has poor history of delivering security fixes on time. 2.49.4 was released almost 1 year ago. While 2.49.5 with 60.2 backports is planned[1] it's at least 1 month away while ESR60 will...
github.com
Truth hurts, sometimes.
… As long as you stick to major browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox), the bulk of all mainstream web pages function correctly. …
True enough, although in many environments Microsoft 365 is mainstream …
The default pre-installed: …
Yesterday I provided tech support a student who had progressed form sixth form, to university. Microsoft OneNote content on his mobile device, from sixth form, cached and still offline, was
not in OneNote on his Mac, so we used his default (Safari) to view the source of truth, online.
Safari drew a blank, so –
– the student used Google Chrome to discover the truth on the Mac.
My pragmatic exceptions to Firefox include:
- qutebrowser for (amongst other things) compatibility with poudriere.