TOP 6 WEB BROWSERS! (5 out of 6 are Blue!)

Most browsers are botnets and trash. Here are six that are pretty sensible. I've used them all at some point, and while I've been using Brave pretty consistently for a while now, all the others are worth either a look or at least some awareness.

[BigBahss]

Top 6 web browsers: Yeah okay.
5 out of 6 are blue: *You have my attention*

[tzokke]

WHY ISN'T [ INSERT MY HOME BREW BROWSER WITH 10 MONHTLY USERS ] ON THIS LIST? WHY ARE YOU SHILLING FOR [ INSERT BROWSER THAT IS NOT EVEN ON THE LIST HERE ] !?!?

[apollyon]

Here we find Luke wearing an orange shirt with blue stripes. By doing this, he is signaling that however many blue browsers there are, the orange one is still his favorite. Because there are many blue lines and orange stripes are much thicker, this means he values the orange browser greatly in comparison to the plethora of blue browsers which are somehow less than. The choice of V neck signals that he likes the orange browser very much (v for very), and, in fact, a V-neck is a lovers shirt. He actually loves the orange browser. I would say this shirt is a masterpiece.

[kaboom]

0:00 Intro (Don't use Microsoft/Google Browsers)
1:17 Ungoogled Chromium (Recommendation for Chrome users, based on chromium)
3:50 Brave (Luke's pick, based on chromium)
6:16 Icecat (Good for privacy, bad for usability, based on firefox)
9:48 Waterfox (Firefox with better defaults, based on firefox)
12:10 Pale Moon (Based on old firefox, it's kind of it's own thing)
14:52 Qutebrowser (Vim keybinds, no mouse required)
18:36 Conclusion

[MattyFez]

Imagine recommending a browser written by a furry

[Supertimegamingify]

Last time I was this early Luke was talking about roads

[overclucker]

The fact that brave has exploded on the scene so quickly make me suspicious. There's money involved somewhere.

[Denshi]

The nostalgia wave when you mentioned Pale Moon...

[diegosandoval]

I can't trust a guy that uses serif fonts for UI.

[MrHarry]

I'm on the Firefox team, and I'm not planning on switching any time soon. I tried brave, but it just wasn't it

[allegoricalstatue]

I tried switching fully from FF to Brave, but I just love Firefox's containers too much now. Love keeping my youtube/google usage in a separate container from my amazon usage, etc., and from regular browsing. Probably the best privacy feature besides add-blocking / social-media blocking

[thegabriel]

But Chrome syncs my bookmarks, loli pictures, and password with my Android(tm) phone and car...

[NotOrdinaryInGames]

PaleMoon is literally a fork of the old Firefox. The aim is to have it remain as close to old Firefox as possible, which is why it has occasional compatibility issues with (a few) modern sites. The one big advantage it has is NOT being a RAM hog, thus being fast in general, and a good choice for older machines. And yes, it is currently my main browser (with Waterfox for when problems arise).

[trinity_null]

Could you do a video about search engines? I think your opinion on the subject would be very valuable and helpful.

[ramirobasile]

You don't really need an entire firefox fork just to turn off some settings or have some add-ons pre-installed...

[buturuga]

Thanks for reminding me to change the default search engine in this installation of Firefox :)

[yash]

is there a browser browsable by CLI & less like pagers? i am thinking of a similar experience to output of commands man or info. No images, only symbol-ed interface, cursor navigation & all that kinda stuff.

[yash]

18:22 but whats the rendering engine used by Cute browser? u have mentioned it for all other ones in the list but for this one?

[sharoyveduchi]

Stop shilling for Chromium based browsers, especially Brave.

[lucascruzdosreis]

Luke, could you make a video into building an adblock in the Surf browser? Since the only thing I've ever found is manually editing the /etc/hosts file like you one did. But I wouldn't like to block all the traffic on my computer to do that...