Andrew McGivern
Alex0007Manifest v3 uBlock Origin Lite is not that bad as I was thinking.. It even allows to block ads (lite mode) without letting extension to get access to full page data (original extension had full access to all websites). If lite mode is not enough, you can enable full access only to that domain.
🍄Inoculating the Odd in AuDHDIn Chrome and Firefox, you can have profiles, but they open to different windows. In Arc, you have have multiple profiles in the same window. Arc spaces can be assigned to different profiles, with isolated history, bookmarks, extensions, etc. Zen spaces are only for different profiles if you have a different window. Librewolf doesn't have spaces. Firefox tab containers let you separate things like cache to keep accounts separate, but is limited in isolating as many things as a profile would, an doesn't have a method of assigning credentials to multiple containers through a profile.
It looks like there is a ton of discussion about this : P
https://github.com/zen-browser/desktop/discussions/2337
https://github.com/zen-browser/desktop/issues/1239
https://github.com/zen-browser/desktop/discussions/818
#zenBrowser #firefox #WebBrowsers #browsers #openSource #arc #LibreWolf #arcBrowser
Christian Grasser@ThePfromtheO @chrisonline Yes I know. I use it since a few weeks now. Love @Vivaldi so far.
Sadly #arcbrowser did not get an further development.
Crook 🍕 ☕ 🐕🚀 Continuing my Linux migration series—this time with browsers.
I love Arc Browser, but no Linux support. 😢
Zen Browser was solid, but some of my key extensions are Chrome-only.
Now testing Vivaldi—it’s fast, polished, maybe too feature-packed? 😅
Got a favorite Chromium browser for Linux? Let me know!
(Skipping Brave—still feels kinda shady.)
🔍 #Linux #FOSS #OpenSource #Vivaldi #ArcBrowser #ZenBrowser #Chromium #WebBrowser #LinuxLife
Mitul@davidimel Have you tried # ZenBrowser don't you think that #ArcBrowser is kinda dead #bcny is not paying attention to it
All my interactions with the Split View feature in Arc Browser are: accidentally going into that mode while dragging a tab in the list. I have literally needed this feature 0 times. I wish I could disable it in settings.
Arc Browser got built-in Adblocker. Spoiler: it performs worse that uBlock Origin, while using their filters
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