• Syboxez@lemmy.world
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          WebKit is not inherently bad. The thing that makes it not great in my opinion actually has nothing to do with the tech in this instance, but instead has to do with monopolistic practices from both Apple (who directly uses and develops WebKit) and Google (who forked WebKit into Blink).

          Using Gecko browsers (Firefox and co.) en masse tells website operators that they should develop for that other option and officially support it.

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      1 year ago

      Depending on the operating system this could be Safari on OSX, Firefox, Brave on basically anything, Opera, if it still exists, Konqueror on Linux (fun fact: I think most current browser engines spawned from that), or lynx if you’re hardcore

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      I think Nyxt is not Chromium-based. Still too experimental to be used as single/main browser, but has some very interesting concepts.