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UNIX Web Browser

"If you're worried about Pale Moon's issues, know that one of our community chatroom members is developing a fork called Web Browser that is focused on stability, privacy and customizability even more so than its predecessor.

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  • Free
  • Open Source

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  • Linux  No binaries are available yet, for now compile from source
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UNIX Web Browser information

  • Developed by

    Thomas Groman

  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.

  • Alternatives

    20 alternatives listed

  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is UNIX Web Browser?

"If you're worried about Pale Moon's issues, know that one of our community chatroom members is developing a fork called Web Browser that is focused on stability, privacy and customizability even more so than its predecessor. Pale Moon still has auto-updates, OCSP and a few other unsolicited requests by default - as well as an extension blocklist. Web Browser either lacks PM's issues (no automatic connections or an extension blocklist) or is in the process of fixing them (using system libraries instead of bundling your own, disabling WebAssembly by default). There's a NixOS package and a SlackBuild (archive) with support for other operating system coming soon (or you can compile from source). The guy is looking for additional developers, so go check the project out if you want to help." --Taken from digdeeper.neocities.org

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