i hate the current web skfgjhdfg
choose from, browsers:
- spyware with good profiles and duplicating extensions everywhere
- ungoogled chromium that prompts to enter your password like chromium does, setting google as search bar is obnoxious, duplicate extensions
- stinky fox that doesn’t know profiles, corporation backstabs its ideals, extensions good
- onion thing good for black market, slow for everything else
- compass browser, this safari didn’t have lots of lions nor elephants, extensions a hassle
- lion thingie (not a safari tho)full with crypto, efficient adblocker in rust, duplicate extensions, profiles themes/icons sux
@aliss epiphany is finally quite good nowadays, iirc it even finally started to hibernate tabs
@aliss ok so I know it at least supports creating multiple "app" instances (similar to Chromium's 'install' button) which will be isolated from one another and the browser.
@aliss it is purpose-built for gnome, but has no deps on any of its' components. also the only browser I have to explicitly `dbus-launch` 
when using a tiling compositor (prob some misconfig). it is available in macports
https://ports.macports.org/port/epiphany/
idk about profiles
when using a tiling compositor (prob some misconfig). it is available in macports https://ports.macports.org/port/epiphany/
idk about profiles
@aliss what do you mean when you say Firefox doesn't support profiles? The developer edition has container tabs but also you can do "firefox --new-instance" to open it with the profile selector, I have a small script I use to launch it that way https://github.com/meme-lord/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/other_firefox
You can create a new profile in about:profiles as well. For toggling all the different settings I found https://ffprofile.com useful.
You can create a new profile in about:profiles as well. For toggling all the different settings I found https://ffprofile.com useful.
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@aliss I get this menu every time I start FF. I'm not sure how I configured it this way but it's a thing. I do see your point though, the UX for it could be a lot better.
