Web Browser General - Fuck Chromium. All my homies hate Chromium.

[big pauper]

does anybody know of any good translation addons for firefox? the google translate addon for chrome is absolutely perfect it makes a button when you highlight stuff and if you click on it it will pop up with the translation and give you the option to pronounce it. on firefox you have to right click and then click on a submenu and they just dump the text you selected into a google translate URL in a new tab. which is... it's completely worthless from a user interface perspective what good is that

 

[Celebrate Nite]

I'm now looking at the Linux "minimal" browsers like qute or surf, but I'm too retarded and tech-illiterate to evaluate if these browsers secure and private enough.

They are

Granted, the articles haven't been updated n a while but there's no harm in actually trying them out for yourself.

 

[KYSing myself brb]

Is it a bad idea to enable cookies after close on tor browser for some sites its annoying having to log in everytime.

It's easier to track you and somewhat defeats the purpose of using Tor if you're identifiable through sessions. I would bite the bullet and login every time by hand if you're thread model requires to use Tor then you probably should also cope with that inconvenience.

Edit: Your OPsec should always take account for being retarded on accident. Having cookie saving enabled leaves a lot room for retarded mistakes being made by accident.

 

[Artificial Stupidity]

Anyone using brave notice how search engine bangs always go to a capcha now?
If anyone has a fix I'd appreciate it.

I also found a lot of my privacy tool extensions are causing issues (localCDN, fast forwarding scripts)

I should just switch to Firefox but they became niggers.

 

[GNU Abyss]

I'm now looking at the Linux "minimal" browsers like qute or surf, but I'm too retarded and tech-illiterate to evaluate if these browsers secure and private enough.

Minimal browsers are a misnomer. Every single one of these that has excellent compatibility with web standards is, without exception, a major browser engine under the hood. All they do is strip everything else, including browser chrome (the UI), and use the engine itself without any frills. Addons are also missing, meaning they're mostly worthless.

 

[CEO of Autism]

Is it a bad idea to enable cookies after close on tor browser for some sites its annoying having to log in everytime.

For Tor I wouldn't enable cookies for the reasons @KYSing myself brb explained, but perhaps your problem would be mitigated by saving passwords (stored locally, shouldn't be a problem) and setting a master password so it becomes easier to log in to your accounts.