Otter Browser > Firecock
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Otter Browser > Firecock
Leo Butler
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David Foster
Every webkit wrapper is exactly the same. Firefox's backend is superior in every way.
Logan Cruz
I like to imagine the logo is a high-res zoom in on goatse
Mason Ramirez
idiot
Julian Ortiz
>Firefox's backend is superior
Jace Jackson
Now if only there was a good browser that uses that backend.
Xavier Gray
But what about my addons?
Angel Rivera
You mean... Firefox?
Jaxon Richardson
I want an otter in my backend OwO
Oliver Hernandez
It got this retarded website's approval
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Tyler Sanders
Sorry, but I think you misread that. user say a GOOD browser.
David Phillips
but can it handle 50+ tabs opened ???
Hunter Jenkins
based
Angel Powell
Kayden Parker
that looks like a dog
Jaxson Jackson
>uses Blink engine
We need a new engine. Blink and Gecko are bloatware.
Jaxson Ward
I despair for the return of Presto. 60-80 tabs in only 300 MB RAM, those were times. Imagine if it went open source.
Daniel Cook
>Ctrl+enter doesnt work
>Google looks as if I opened it with Internet Explorer 8, 9 or one such old web browser
>Youtube lags like hell even at 720p
Fucking garbage.
The only single advantage it has over Firefox is that on my end, it loads high-res pictures right away.
Josiah Phillips
its just the opera O but with a stupid animal in it
also its blue
Jordan Jackson
Depends on your definition of open source. Leaked source is as far as I'm concerned open.
Luis Sanchez
It doesn't fucking work. They've been working on this for years and the interface is all broken, it has no userjs support, or literally any of the mainline features of Opera 12. They pretend like it's a homage to classic Opera but it's more like a clumsy parody of it. It's especially infuriating because there's no modern alternative to Opera 12, and I say that as a Vivaldi user.
This makes me so mad I'm posting a video of a man being savagely attacked by a feral wolf. This is your fault. You made me do this.
Ian Carter
They never did anything with the leaked code and just let it die. Leaked code usually doesn't result in anything of use, because no legitimate site will host it or allow collaboration on it. The only ones who can do something about it are the current Chinese owners of Opera, and they refuse to let go of it, or do anything with it.
Daniel Kelly
Yeah, Opera v12 was so awesome. Hundreds of tabs in under 1 GiB of RAM.