>tfw all I want is a 64bit web browser that allows for privacy plugins and doesn't send my data to anyone.
Why is it so hard to find one?
$ dpkg-query -l | grep iceweasel | cowsay
____________________________________
/ ii iceweasel 31.3.0esr-1 amd64 Web \
\ browser based on Firefox /
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\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
I have no idea what you're talking about, OP.
>>45641044
Why not make one?
>>45641058
>iceweasel
You mean IceCat, right?
Also >Linux, OS X
>>45641081
Alright what do I need?
I'll check the kitchen.
>>45641044
Cause Tien was sorely underused in DBZ and could kick Krillen's ass any day of the week.
>>45641105
Agreed.
Tien was the most powerful [spoiler]Human[/spoiler]
Opera is the hero /g/ doesn't deserve but the one that it needs right now
>>45641085
GNU stole Debian's default browser and renamed it IceCat? How rude of them.
>>45641119
Why is that?
>>45641097
learn to program
>>45641129
Is their a particular book I should real?
Does Jamie Oliver cover this subject?
huh? where do you even find 32bit-only browsers?
it's 2014 where i live
>>45641105
>>45641114
TENSHINHAN. HIS NAME IS TENSHINHAN.
FUCKING AMERICANS AND THEIR SHITTY DUBS
>>45641044
Chrome Canary is 64 bit but it crashes often for me. Specially on Facebook.
not one reason for something like a web browser to need 64 bit
>>45641216
You take the time to avoid normal Chrome but then go ahead and use Facebook?
>>45641201
firefox for windows is still 32-bit. It is 64-bit if you are running it on linux though.
So Firefox?
Nightly x64 works just fine, when it's not adding stupid superfluous features we don't need and slowing itself down.
>>45641044
https://storage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-continuous/index.html?prefix=Win_x64/
Chromium, possibly.
>>45641235
Why would anyone in their right mind still run an operating system that thinks mixing architectures is fine?
>>45641227
What this nigga said.
>>45641232
wut?
>>45641235
>2014
>using linux for something other than hosting servers
>>45641248
the only 32bit program i have installed in pcsx2
>>45641058
Get on the Aurora channel, mate./ iceweasel: \
| |
| Installed: 36.0~a2+20141212004002-1 |
| |
| Candidate: 36.0~a2+20141212004002-1 |
| |
| Version table: |
| |
| *** 36.0~a2+20141212004002-1 0 |
| |
| 500 http://mozilla.debian.net/ |
| experimental/iceweasel-aurora amd64 |
| Packages |
| |
| 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status |
| |
| 31.3.0esr-1 0 |
| |
| 500 http://http.debian.net/debian/ |
\ jessie/main amd64 Packages /
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\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
>>45641248
because that operating system actually has programs to run, program people actually use so there needs to be some level of compatibility.
not everything is written in fucking assembly
>>45641235
You can get Nightly x64 on Windows you know.
>>45641128
Operafags butthurt all their features that can be found in other browsers got lost.
Just ignore the Opera tears
>>45641265
All that just sounds stupid.
So while we are discussing privacy and web browsers - what is your choice of addons/extensions etc?
Personally I use the following;
ABP+ with Fanboy's List
Disconnect
Blur(Formerly DoNotTrackMe)
HTTPS Everywhere
IBA Opt-out (by Google)
Keep My Opt-Outs
Protect My Choices
>>45641044
/g/ would it be feasible for me to write a personal browser? I have a solid programming background but it seams like a big project.
>>45641390
If you possessed the ability, why not? Just make it compaitable with a few privacy addons or include them in the browser.
Make it light and efficient.
Personally all I want from a web browser is the following;
Bookmarks
Tabs
Option to save passwords
Privacy options
Open source
Preferably 64bit
Simple GUI
>>45641390
Why doesn't /g/ build their own browser? I'll design the logo.
>>45641444
>I'll design the one thing that doesn't need actual programming skill
>>45641481
>what is /g/?
>>45641444
I'll be the ideas guy!
>>45641430
The only parts I'm tripping out on are page rendering and javascript interpretation.
>>45641553
I hope you make it, anon. Keep it to yourself and be free of everything!
>>45641553
If you want a browser that's safe and fast, you'll have to throw JS in the trash.
>>45641588
Or just have an option to disable it. Like it or not, javascript is a pretty big part of how web pages are displayed now and its not gonna go anywhere anytime soon.
>>45641588
rms please.
>>45641588
Interesting...
Tell me, what is a good addon to help with JS?
>>45641688
NoScript for Firefox, ScriptWeeder for Opera
>>45641044
Waterfox
