Okay, Cred Forums. What I gathered is:

Okay, Cred Forums. What I gathered is:
> Internet Explorer - a fucking joke
> Edge - Microsoft botnet, fairy fast, lacks addons, some settings are missing
> Chrome - Google botnet, fast as fuck, low customisation
> Opera - God tier 12.16 version, but now severly outdated; Chineese botnet, fairly fast, fair customisabilty.
> Safari - Apple botnet, slow, UI looks decent on its own. Addons feel lacking.
> Firefox - SJW devs, slow, high customisabily, bloated.
> Pale moon - Addon icons look weird, devs want money, /comfy/, fairly fast, lacks some firefox addons
> Vivaldi - UI is meh, customisability is meh, closed-source
> Brave - fast, somewhat a botnet (downloads adds), feels bloated
> Waterfox - Firefox + only x64, a bit faster
> Chromium - Chrome without some of Google's bullshit (still a botnet)
> Ungoogled Chromium - Chrome without Google's bullshit (no longer a botnet), 2 updates behind (those 2 updates are faily useless though)
> Iridium - Chrome - Google's bullshit + some Iridium's bullshit (calls back home)

Out of all of these, I think you want to use:
> Ungoogled chromium if you don't care about customisation
> Firefox if you don't care about speed
> Pale moon if you want something in the middle
> Iridium if you want chromium + those 2 updates.

Did I get it right Cred Forums?

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Swap SeaMonkey for Firefox and you're pretty spot on.

Firefox is a botnet now, palemoon isn't. Palemoon is also a lot more secure than firefox because it has better defaults and much, much faster cve response times.
Iridium is a meme.

Chrome/Blink/Webkit has high standards support, but only as long as it gets bragging rights, since most of its support is buggy and incomplete.

Viewport units for example were broken for 3 years.

And on mobiles, the versioning is so damn fragmented that every single webkit based browser tends to have totally different standards compatibility; so bad that it makes you cry back the IE6 days (at least that thing was consistent).

> Safari

>Apple botnet

The only possible botnet part is Safari Suggestions, which can be easily disabled in Preferences. Pic related.

>slow

Nope. Safari is the best-performing browser on the Mac by far. Fast, per-tab processes, great JS performance, and doesn't kill battery life.

>UI looks decent on its own

This is true.

>Addons feel lacking.

Can't really say. The only extensions I use are adblocking content blockers.

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>vivaldi
>closed source
But that's fucking wrong you stupid.
vivaldi.com/source

Vivaldi is fucking shit.

>entire fucking thing wrote in JS
>lags like shit in any UI element
>upgrades make the entire thing shit itself and breaks functions like F5, gestures, notes, entire UI elements disappear

Vivaldi is a fucking joke.

t. 12.16 user for 10 years

where;s the webm support? thats all im waiting for

I've been an Opera 12.16 user for 10 years until I had to port an whole fucking JS library. Vivaldi doesn't lag on my machine, just werks.