Other Browsers

[JmaCWQ]

Torreydale, thanks, I figured Chrome would work, and I imagine Opera would also but I usually do like to use an open source browser.
And it's a bit of a learning curve/experiment for me, playing around with different things, seeing how fast I can get everything running for things that I do on my system etc...

Avj, thanks also, never heard of QupZilla until I read your post, using the latest release (1.8.6) from the website at the moment & so far it's been working ok, very similar to Midori actually but it's memory usage seems a lot higher.
It does have a lot more configuration settings to play around with than Midori.

[avj]

I am browsing the forum using Qupzilla, just as a test, it works fine but it seems that the browser is a little too stripped down to me.

[Jerry]

I used Midori quite a bit some time ago. If it holds onto it's low footprint whilst continuing to evolve, I'd like to start using it again.

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[torreydale]

You can access the site with Google Chrome, too.  That is easily installed via Lite Software.  Menu, System, Lite Software.  But I understand if you want open source browsers only.

[JmaCWQ]

Thanks for that Jerry, I just upgraded Midori from version 0.4.something that came via Synaptic to 0.5.11 from the website & it still gives the SSL error unfortunately.
It's still being worked on I think as I see there's some good additions in the Extensions that weren't there before so hopefully in the future it'll have this issue sorted.
It has great potential.

[Jerry]

It's usually SSL. I know that to be the case for Midori.

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[JmaCWQ]

Hello All,


Just playing around with some other browsers & find that out of FireFox, Chromium, Dillo, Midori & Links 2 the only ones I can access the site & forums with are FireFox & Chromium.
Dillo will open some pages but I cannot login with it, Links 2 complains about an SSL error & Midori complains the SSL handshake fails.
I'm really starting to like Midori as it's superfast & although it's bookmark handling is poor the speed with which it does things makes up for that, in my humble opinion anyway.
Is this because the SSL support is a bit behind in these browsers?
Or is it the LL site & forums just don't play nice with them?