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I would try puppy linux. However what you are asking your hardware to do may be beyond its capability.
That and it crashes constantly when I'm trying to do online banking.
Midori seems to be a mostly good browser, but I stopped using it because of the following error:Midori can't find the page you're looking forThe page located at “www.linuxliteos.com” cannot be found. Check the web address for misspelled words and try again.SSL handshake failedWhich seems to happen only when I visit the Linux lite forums.That and it crashes constantly when I'm trying to do online banking.Qupzilla is another one that works ok, but I had troubles with it constantly crashing on the IMDB website or any site that was image intensive & bookmarks loading, adding etc. was very slow.Settled for Slimjet for now, runs a lot better than Firefox on my system.
My cpu and/or memory max out and slow the computer too easily. With only Firefox running, and only 3-6 tabs open, sometimes even less, I experience slowdowns and /or crashes. Hoping a resource friendly browser might help. Synatic icon legend tells me Midori package is not supported, but a forum search tells me some users are using or have used Midori succesfully, so I tried it. I downloaded and installed Midori successfully via synaptic. Found Midori icons in start menu/Internet/Midori. Opening it failed with the following message. Error - file:///usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.htmlThe page 'file:///usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html' couldn't be loaded.Error opening file: No such file or directory Try againNot sure what to do. I added Midori-dbg as a wild guess but that didn't help. Midori home page offers downloads for Ubuntu. Is that a recommended way to add this software to Linuxlite?Suggestions welcome.