Best Linux Browser
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Although I'm not a great fan of the windows version of Vivaldi just yet and instead opt for Opera Developer, I do believe that Vivaldi is by far the better Linux browser out there. I like how its GUI isn't restricted by the Linux destops unlike Opera that conforms to some of the ugly borderings wasting screen space.
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I like how its GUI isn't restricted by the Linux destops unlike Opera that conforms to some of the ugly borderings wasting screen space.
It so happens that I like apps on my desktop to have a uniform design. So, if an app sticks out like a sore thumb on the desktop, I want it to be thoroughly customisable to conform to the design of my desktop. This includes fonts and colours in the menus, inside the app, and decorations and borders around the app.
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If you think about it a little bit more, imagine what it's going to be one year from now
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I like how its GUI isn't restricted by the Linux destops unlike Opera that conforms to some of the ugly borderings wasting screen space.
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I can't express how much I agree with this (I'm on Mint).Overall, Vivaldi actually delivers the most responsive UI at the moment (FF Nightly is pretty good as well)
Chromium is getting sluggish with 20+ tabs
Few last verions of Opera are terribly slow -
I can't express how much I agree with this (I'm on Mint).
I can't understand what are you talking about.
Opium and opera can be started w/o the decorations exactly as any other program, with many windows managers.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/7354/how-to-hide-the-titlebar-in-opera
Overall, Vivaldi actually delivers the most responsive UI at the moment
Frankly vivaldi has many nice features but is the browser with the slowest UI. In linux as in windows.
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