At the same time, you leave it to the readers to find, download and install on their own the lesser know 10 - 16 browsers. Provide explicit instructions for the little-known browsers and just general directions for the most popular ones. While the command line may be very useful to Linux users that are familiar with it, it can be a nightmare for newbies and beginners, especially when it comes to installing software.
Newbies and beginners should be to use a GUI package manager, not the unintuitive and byzantine zypper, pacman, or dpkg. After all, we want to encourage them to use Linux, not to scare them away. Because these lesser-known browsers do not provide binary packages, they all come in tarball format, just download, extract and run…. Unless something comes along to replace flash properly, I foresee many users just not using the internet for more than surfing, and email. A real bummer. Thank you!
Is there a Browse that allows us to display the favorites vertically and keep the window open when we select a site on top of Firefox? Firefox allows displaying favorits vertically in a side-bar on the lefthand side of the window. When selecting by clicking a favorite from this side-bar, of course, the windows stay open. I have a concern with this article.
One of the biggest issues with the use of any browser these days is the information it collects for 3rd parties. Privacy or security is not mentioned at all. Most of the browsers mentioned take your personal information and use it for profit. The best browsers when it comes to privacy are the open-source ones.
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