Gregory's Server@kaffando @GossiTheDog Vivaldi. It's actually closer to classic Opera than anything else.
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 @kaffando @jernej__s @GossiTheDog Sharing this blog post here, posted by @webology a while ago: https://micro.webology.dev/2024/04/27/drop-google-chrome.html    @dalias @kaffando @GossiTheDog Unfortunately I haven't been able to customise Firefox to my liking as much as Vivaldi, though depending on what'll happen with manifest v3, I will switch. @jernej__s @dalias @kaffando @GossiTheDog floorp kinda tries to be vivaldi but as a firefox fork bit i found it clunky when i tried it. Might have gotten better tho :3  @jernej__s  @jernej__s @kaffando @GossiTheDog Truly loved the classic Opera browser. Sad to hear that it should be avoided now. Old, old Opera once had a setting that turned the web page into green text on a black background and stripped out all of the images. What I truly miss is a web browser that pulled a list of the page's links and had it in a box for a quick search. Screw all of hidden links inside of an accordion drop out. Nobody has got time for that. @MyWoolyMastadon @kaffando @GossiTheDog I tried ChrOpera when it was released, but it didn't work for me (some gestures were broken), so I stayed with Opera 12 until Vivaldi was released. It's missing a few things I liked in Opera, but it's by far the closest to the browser I liked.  @MyWoolyMastadon @kaffando @jernej__s @GossiTheDog Firefox Reader Mode is so useful!  @MyWoolyMastadon @jernej__s @kaffando @GossiTheDog If you're on macOS, https://icab.de/ lists all the links on a page.  @jernej__s @kaffando @GossiTheDog I've personally found Vivaldi to be a bit of a hog. Can't remember what my other issues were tho |
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Thank you, I've also tried Vivaldi so will take another look. Thanks!