Midori
Midori is a lightweight, fast, and free web browser. It aligns well with the Xfce philosophy of making the most out of available resources. It is also the default browser of the beautiful elementary os.
What is Midori?
Midori is a web browser that aims to be lightweight and fast. It is also privacy-aware, and by default allows users to search via 
DuckDuckGo. It uses the WebKit rendering engine and the GTK+2 interface (or optionally GTK+3). Midori is part of the 
Xfce Desktop Environment.
DuckDuckGo. It uses the WebKit rendering engine and the GTK+2 interface (or optionally GTK+3). Midori is part of the 
Xfce Desktop Environment.Recent user activities on Midori
- firefool added Midori as alternative(s) to Microsoft Edge
- liuguangbumu liked Midorili
- jakeBeefiller edited Midorija
The Windows version is far from lightweight, in fact it consumes more memory than Firefox and Chrome. Stability issues as well as a dearth of extensions limits its use. A good project but not ready yet for serious users.
Open source, clean, but perform not well on windows. Perhaps Falkon is a better choice...
Pending approval
The old Midori is gone and replace with a chrome like copy. I waited months to see if the new Midori with the new owners would make it better. What happen is that they did not care about Midori, junk the old code, claim to still using "webkit GTK+" and lie about features. There is no privacy it has trackers has one user found out: https://github.com/midori-browser/core/issues/422
Using Any.run it connects to the servers every time: https://app.any.run/tasks/85027248-3801-4a8d-a7cb-8c06919e9ed3
Cross-browser extensions is a lie, you can not use firefox add-ons, only chrome extensions because it is a chromium product.
Sync & Cloud Storage is a lie, it does not exist without installing another software.
Midori is dead
Midori isn't lightweight any more. It has become a good for nothing heavy ass browser with no addon support. The default homepage is populated by crap & the project seems dead for good. Chromium & Firefox are way better. Old Midori 9 can be built from source though, and it's light as it's supposed to be https://github.com/midori-browser/core
Pending approval • Edited 4 months ago
It is fast ...
It might be fast but I'll never actually find out because it crashes every time I run the program. (i'm using windows 10home 64bit) I have tried running this on different computers and it always crashes
[Edited by lancer502, April 07]
[Edited by lancer502, April 07]
It's the same on my system (Windows 7 pro 64): the portable version of Midori hangs at launch. I only tried two times and delete it, considering that the list of bugs on its website was already scary before I downloaded this software. In fact, it is worst than what I expected.
Reply written over 3 years ago
midori browser crashes everytime i try installing and running it. iam using windows 10. that shows its unstable and untrusting. other browsers both general and stock work just fine.