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- VedanshS933
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
Hi!
This is the discussion forum for BROWSERS!
Discussions or Questions about them.
You can ask a browser to come on the list in posts.
List of Browsers -
Credit to me!
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Google Chrome
Apple Safari
Mozilla Firefox
Credit to SuperSonicmario
Arachne – for MS-DOS
Brave
D+ Browser (warning: SourceForge) – fast, but unmaintained
Dillo – also fast and unmaintained; runs on Linux and Snow Leopard
K-Meleon – light, fast and powerful, but unstable
MyPal (third-party site, use at your own risk) – supports Windows XP; development ended recently due to a falling-out with the developers of Pale Moon
Opera – really? Did nobody mention this one?
Pale Moon – forked from Firefox a long time ago
RetroZilla – fork of Firefox 2, supports Windows 95 (didn't work for me) and NT 4.0 with latest Service Pack
Ungoogled Chromium – Chromium with no telemetry
Vivaldi – Chromium fork #85391
Waterfox – another Firefox fork
Arena – an early Unix Web browser
Links – lightweight text/graphics Web browser with OS/2 and MS-DOS builds
Lynx – the oldest Web browser still in development; text only
MicroWeb – MS-DOS Web browser for old PCs (think 80286)
Mypal 68 – reboot of Mypal based on Firefox 68
NCSA Mosaic – the first popular Web browser
NetSurf
OffByOne – very light Web browser for Windows 95 onwards; supports tabs!
QtWeb – a fairly speedy, portable WebKit Web browser; a Windows NT 4.0 backport is available here
RZBrowse (direct download link) – modified RetroZilla build with Windows NT 3.51 support
Supermium – Chromium fork with Windows XP and Vista support
Credit to Zydrolic
Tor - A fork of Firefox
LibreWolf - Also a fork of Firefox
Credit to PPPDUD
WorldExplorer
Credit to julmik6478
Kiwi Browser (android)
Samsung Internet Browser
Nintendo DS Internet Browser
Playstation 3 Internet Browser
Playstation 4 internet Browser
Chromium
Credit to BigNate469
Netscape - Old browser that predated and inspired Firefox. The name “Mozilla” comes from what Netscape was called internally in its early days.
Credit to ChameleonGamerYT
Opera GX
Credit to ant3k5
Protoweb
Scratch On!
This is the discussion forum for BROWSERS!
Discussions or Questions about them.
You can ask a browser to come on the list in posts.
List of Browsers -
Credit to me!
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Google Chrome
Apple Safari
Mozilla Firefox
Credit to SuperSonicmario
Arachne – for MS-DOS
Brave
D+ Browser (warning: SourceForge) – fast, but unmaintained
Dillo – also fast and unmaintained; runs on Linux and Snow Leopard
K-Meleon – light, fast and powerful, but unstable
MyPal (third-party site, use at your own risk) – supports Windows XP; development ended recently due to a falling-out with the developers of Pale Moon
Opera – really? Did nobody mention this one?
Pale Moon – forked from Firefox a long time ago
RetroZilla – fork of Firefox 2, supports Windows 95 (didn't work for me) and NT 4.0 with latest Service Pack
Ungoogled Chromium – Chromium with no telemetry
Vivaldi – Chromium fork #85391
Waterfox – another Firefox fork
Arena – an early Unix Web browser
Links – lightweight text/graphics Web browser with OS/2 and MS-DOS builds
Lynx – the oldest Web browser still in development; text only
MicroWeb – MS-DOS Web browser for old PCs (think 80286)
Mypal 68 – reboot of Mypal based on Firefox 68
NCSA Mosaic – the first popular Web browser
NetSurf
OffByOne – very light Web browser for Windows 95 onwards; supports tabs!
QtWeb – a fairly speedy, portable WebKit Web browser; a Windows NT 4.0 backport is available here
RZBrowse (direct download link) – modified RetroZilla build with Windows NT 3.51 support
Supermium – Chromium fork with Windows XP and Vista support
Credit to Zydrolic
Tor - A fork of Firefox
LibreWolf - Also a fork of Firefox
Credit to PPPDUD
WorldExplorer
Credit to julmik6478
Kiwi Browser (android)
Samsung Internet Browser
Nintendo DS Internet Browser
Playstation 3 Internet Browser
Playstation 4 internet Browser
Chromium
Credit to BigNate469
Netscape - Old browser that predated and inspired Firefox. The name “Mozilla” comes from what Netscape was called internally in its early days.
Credit to ChameleonGamerYT
Opera GX
Credit to ant3k5
Protoweb
Scratch On!
Last edited by VedanshS933 (Yesterday 15:11:47)
- VedanshS933
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
Is this a question or a discussion?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers
Discussion
- god286
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
There's another browser I can mention hereThere'd be 20000 browsers here if that counted.
haha
- MagicCrayon9342
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
(#6)cThere's another browser I can mention hereThere'd be 20000 browsers here if that counted.
haha
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(can't get any major updates because a specific developer left.)
- Marc92020
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
there are already topics that discuss browsers. maybe you should go to them instead of making an entire topic of browsers
- god286
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
(can't get any major updates because a specific developer left.)Now stop trying to “bring me back” to your project, and stop advertising it everywhere.
- VedanshS933
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
there are already topics that discuss browsers. maybe you should go to them instead of making an entire topic of browsers
This topic is to discuss about which browser you use
- SuperSonicmario
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Browsers
Let's add some more:
- Arachne – for MS-DOS
- Brave
- D+ Browser (warning: SourceForge) – fast, but unmaintained
- Dillo – also fast and unmaintained; runs on Linux and Snow Leopard
- K-Meleon – light, fast and powerful, but unstable
- MyPal (third-party site, use at your own risk) – supports Windows XP; development ended recently due to a falling-out with the developers of Pale Moon
- Opera – really? Did nobody mention this one?
- Pale Moon – forked from Firefox a long time ago
- RetroZilla – fork of Firefox 2, supports Windows 95 (didn't work for me) and NT 4.0 with latest Service Pack
- Ungoogled Chromium – Chromium with no telemetry
- Vivaldi – Chromium fork #85391
- Waterfox – another Firefox fork
Last edited by SuperSonicmario (Jan. 19, 2022 13:59:25)
- NFlex23
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
(#15)That's the Chrome web browser. Chrome OS, on the other hand, is the operating system that Chromebooks use.You sure?(#12)Chrome OS is not a web browser, it's an OS.
Any browser but Chrome OS.
https://chromeready.com/3089/how-different-is-chrome-os-from-the-chrome-browser/
Last edited by NFlex23 (Jan. 19, 2022 15:50:36)
- I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 14268.67.0, Chrome 96.0.4664.111, No Flash version detected. The browser is in front of the comma, ChromeOS 14268.67.0, so…(#15)That's the Chrome web browser. Chrome OS, on the other hand, is the operating system that Chromebooks use.You sure?(#12)Chrome OS is not a web browser, it's an OS.
Any browser but Chrome OS.
- NFlex23
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
(#17)Look, I'm not here to start an argument, but an OS is the software that runs the computer, like Windows, MacOS, Linux, and ChromeOS.My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 14268.67.0, Chrome 96.0.4664.111, No Flash version detected. The browser is in front of the comma, ChromeOS 14268.67.0, so…(#15)That's the Chrome web browser. Chrome OS, on the other hand, is the operating system that Chromebooks use.You sure?(#12)Chrome OS is not a web browser, it's an OS.
Any browser but Chrome OS.
- I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Browsers
Oh. Okay. I get it, I was wrong. Back on topic now.(#17)Look, I'm not here to start an argument, but an OS is the software that runs the computer, like Windows, MacOS, Linux, and ChromeOS.My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 14268.67.0, Chrome 96.0.4664.111, No Flash version detected. The browser is in front of the comma, ChromeOS 14268.67.0, so…(#15)That's the Chrome web browser. Chrome OS, on the other hand, is the operating system that Chromebooks use.You sure?(#12)Chrome OS is not a web browser, it's an OS.
Any browser but Chrome OS.