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#Pulse Browser

softchassis
@softchassis

Alright, I've migrated out of the Chromium ecosystem back into the Firefox ecosystem. I'm using a branch called Pulse that strips out a bunch of the extraneous gunk that got me to migrate away from Firefox in about 2015 or so. It resembles Chromium a bit. Very clean and slim.After dropping Firefox the last time I actually started using Edge, back when it was a proprietary browser and not itself a Chromium fork. I actually liked it a lot and for a while it was the only browser I even had installed on my system. Once it became a Chromium fork, Microsoft started adding shit to it and just would not fucking stop , and when I finally got fed up with it, that's what led me to discover the Chromium fork that I used the longest, which was SRWare Iron , based around stripping as much unnecessary cruft from Chromium as possible while keeping it functional. I actually ran into a few webpages that outright didn't work because they relied on tracking stuff that Chromium--not Chrome, Chromium --didn't have. Pulse seems to be the Firefox fork that follows that idea the closest. It seems pretty good so far.

Alright, I've migrated out of the Chromium ecosystem back into the Firefox ecosystem. I'm using a branch called Pulse that strips out a bunch of the extraneous gunk that got me to migrate away from Firefox in about 2015 or so. It resembles Chromium a bit. Very clean and slim.

After dropping Firefox the last time I actually started using Edge, back when it was a proprietary browser and not itself a Chromium fork. I actually liked it a lot and for a while it was the only browser I even had installed on my system. Once it became a Chromium fork, Microsoft started adding shit to it and just would not fucking stop, and when I finally got fed up with it, that's what led me to discover the Chromium fork that I used the longest, which was SRWare Iron, based around stripping as much unnecessary cruft from Chromium as possible while keeping it functional. I actually ran into a few webpages that outright didn't work because they relied on tracking stuff that Chromium--not Chrome, Chromium--didn't have. Pulse seems to be the Firefox fork that follows that idea the closest. It seems pretty good so far.