Crusta Browser
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Crusta is fast, secure, and free web browser built for the modern web. Crusta is fully customisable so you can always make it look yours.
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No site, project repository now is archived - looks like a test of one person and most likely the project is abandoned
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Developed by
Anmol GautamLicensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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File Management, Office & Productivity, Web BrowsersGitHub repository
- 55 Stars
- 7 Forks
- 5 Open Issues
- Updated Aug 21, 2024
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very fast browser. so many new features like split tab, text to speech. i am using this browser since july . it is very good.
Slow browser, Ugly copy of Opera/Vivaldi UI and no extension support, which is a must for me
[Edited by artexjay, August 14]
Don't just write anything here, Crusta supports extensions using chromium command line syntax.
I want to be able to go the chrome store and add an extension of my choosing as you normally would on practically any chromium browser without a command line or anything. Using command line syntax to add an extension is just too much work and wasted time on a bad browser, when there are better alternatives out there
I have actually tried this browser for a few days, so i feel that my opinion is valid.
Downloaded from SourceForge. I always like finding new split/multi view browsers and this one sets up the divide easily.. under Preferences, File, SplitMode.. the dual panels are even and unmovable. I notice that the context menu copy/paste doesn't work in initial splitscreen pages, but it works in clicked thru sites. Ctrl v & c still work. Other features: Save page as a pdf.. unique, perhaps a lil rough. Built-in screenshot.. nice. Exacting world clocks. Page load timer. Without easy extension load (author claims it can be done via command line) or an ad blocker, this wouldn't be a primary choice.