@claudiom @NebulaTide I always preferred #NetscapeNavigator over #InternetExplorer. I switched to #Firefox under #MacOSX when it first came out. I've used #Chrome and #Chromium off and on under #macOS (nee OS X, nee Mac OS X) and #OpenBSD.
At this point, while I still primarily use Firefox via #ffssb, I do occasionally use #UngoogledChromium and find it to be more performant. For example, #GoogleMeet works fine in Firefox, but #Zoom struggles when sharing video, so I use ungoogled for that.
@claudiom I ended up switching to using #ffssb with #Firefox under #OpenBSD to keep memory management in-check:
https://github.com/sebastianappler/ffssb
Of course, my workstation is old, slow, and only has 8GB or RAM (soldered!) While occasionally launching a couple separate instances of Firefox seems counter-intuitive (memory usage-wise), it helps me silo tasks/browsing and remember to clean up tabs when I'm done with them... because #ADHD.
In what little spare time I've had over the last month, I've put together a new `ffssb2mlvwmrc` utility which will generate #mlvwm configurations (styles and a menu) for #FFSSB (#firefox-specific site browsers):
https://github.com/morgant/ffssb2mlvwmrc/
This makes it a lot easier as I use more site-specific browsers due to the 8GB RAM constraints of my 2015 MacBook Air workstation, plus has been a good test-bed for automating configuration generation in #mlvwmrc.
Generate MLVWM (Macintosh-Like Virtual Window Manager) mlvwmrc application styles for Firefox SSBs (Site-Specific Browsers) - GitHub - morgant/ffssb2mlvwmrc: Generate MLVWM (Macintosh-Like Virtual...
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