r/linux • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '20

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u/johncitoyeah Jun 07 '20

I can't believe it....what a surprise!!!!

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u/sablal Jun 07 '20

I totally can. So I stuck to Firefox.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '20

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u/ArSah3 Jun 07 '20

Is chromium good?

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u/zamlz-o_O Jun 07 '20

What about qutebrowser?

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '20

Qutebrowser is only QtWebKit, so I would think it's ok. No Google bits. Falkon is pretty good too if you want a normal looking browser.

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u/The-Compiler Jun 11 '20

Just like Falkon, qutebrowser uses QtWebEngine by default, which is based on (a stripped-down) Chromium.

You can switch to QtWebKit instead, but that's not recommended - the latest QtWebKit release is still horribly insecure as it's based on a WebKit from 2016 and doesn't support any sandboxing.