I use it on my iPad. It’s like Safari but on steroids. You can install Chrome and Firefox extensions. I’m hopeful it will become open-source in the future.

Thanks for this. This came out of nowhere.

Tells you everything

Oh, I didn’t know that. Thanks for the suggestion. It’s gonna be on my home server soon! ✅

Can’t trust Mozilla anymore with the data, so you’re better off finding alternatives. You can check out: xBrowserSync

Use any fork of Firefox without the sync option.

Zionists and their puppets are crying bc Hamas won’t listen to their conditions: “Hamas must withdraw from Gaza so we can wipe Palestinians from the face of the earth”

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But the headline won’t say that Israeli terrorist killed him

I’ve tried out most of the popular browsers:

• Arc
• Firefox
• Librewolf
• Brave

I keep coming back to Vivaldi. Here are a few reasons why:

• Built-in Workspaces (Way better than tab groups)
• Customization (which I absolutely love)

I use Zen browser as backup. Firefox-based browsers always seem to have something broken, so it’s good to have a chromium-based browser.

I really like Brave for privacy reasons, but it lacks some of my most used features like workspace and split-view.

I know Vivaldi looks a bit overwhelming at first, but you can disable almost everything you don’t need.

You can use Ublock Origin Lite.

In my opinion, a VPN is a must-have, especially if you’re self-hosting, especially for a media server.

This is a pretty good privacy-friendly domain provider Njalla

You mean folders as in sections?

• Games
• Social
• Productivity

Something like that?

Most foss launchers I’ve tried are terrible. LawnChair is the only one that stood out the most.

Be careful it’s owned by an Israeli company that also owns ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and Zenmate - Kape technologies

Yeah, it lacks a lot of features. Feeds don’t work either.

LawnChair

They built their own index, but if the search engine can’t find what you’re looking for, they have an option to show you proxied results from Google or Bing.