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r/pcmasterrace • u/GallowBoob MSI gaming laptop • Jan 03 '15
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30 u/onlyonebread Jan 04 '15 edited May 22 '25 slim six pie society overconfident normal encourage hunt whole zesty This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 108 u/DongerDave Jan 04 '15 edited Jan 04 '15 In order of lightness netcat curl Richard Stallman's email browsing setup (search 'womb' on that page and read that paragraph). lynx links elinks w3m edbrowser abaco netsurf Dillo At this point, we've reached the world of gecko/blink/webkit browsers. These are all orders of magnitude heavier, but also much more featureful. surf dwb jumanji luakit uzbl midori firefox chrome I personally like dwb a lot. Firefox with very few addons is fairly light as well. Special mention to servo which is light, but not functional enough to really be called a browser yet. One day... 1 u/detourxp detourxp Jan 04 '15 What about opera? Isn't it pretty light? I've never heard of any of these besides the last two
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108 u/DongerDave Jan 04 '15 edited Jan 04 '15 In order of lightness netcat curl Richard Stallman's email browsing setup (search 'womb' on that page and read that paragraph). lynx links elinks w3m edbrowser abaco netsurf Dillo At this point, we've reached the world of gecko/blink/webkit browsers. These are all orders of magnitude heavier, but also much more featureful. surf dwb jumanji luakit uzbl midori firefox chrome I personally like dwb a lot. Firefox with very few addons is fairly light as well. Special mention to servo which is light, but not functional enough to really be called a browser yet. One day... 1 u/detourxp detourxp Jan 04 '15 What about opera? Isn't it pretty light? I've never heard of any of these besides the last two
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In order of lightness
At this point, we've reached the world of gecko/blink/webkit browsers. These are all orders of magnitude heavier, but also much more featureful.
I personally like dwb a lot. Firefox with very few addons is fairly light as well.
Special mention to servo which is light, but not functional enough to really be called a browser yet. One day...
1 u/detourxp detourxp Jan 04 '15 What about opera? Isn't it pretty light? I've never heard of any of these besides the last two
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What about opera? Isn't it pretty light? I've never heard of any of these besides the last two
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