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The original was posted on /r/browsers by /u/majestybtw on 2023-07-29 11:44:36.
I run on a laptop and I have a pretty heavy workflow. I have ALOT of tabs open because of research, youtube etc.
Firstly, I'd like to disclose "The Privacy Problem" I get that it's a big problem for many people as their data is sold AFAIK but honestly a crazy privacy based browser isn't what I'm looking for.
Here's the Criteria. I want a browser that is lightweight - low cpu,battery,ram usage. Something I can tabsort/arrange with - since I have alot of tabs open. Not something that's too minimal or too bloated. I've checked out qute,min and I don't really like those.
I use firefox but i'm not liking the current feel. On most videos I checked Opera was apparently the best for my case but the reddit is always better. I've heard of ungoogled chromium etc but I don't know. So what should I use?