Need Advice Best light, Stable and Chromium based browser?

[MiguelPratas819]

Guys I'd like to hear some of your suggestions about a Light, Stable chromium Browser
If possible with html5 Implemented in it
Note: Sorry Bad English

 

[Deleted Member 333v73x]

Google Chrome is the most stable, Chromodo and Comodo Dragon are also good aswell...

 

[Tani]

I've used slimjet, comodo dragon etc but could never be for a long time with them, so back to chrome itself.

 

[silversurfer]

I think slimjet is a lightweight chromium browser. very fast and stable as well

 

[Ink]

Avoid developers who do not periodically update their Chromium-based browsers. All modern browsers, implement HTML5 including Edge. Some browser have their own plugins for PDF viewing and Flash Player, are you looking for these features?

For Chromium - Chromium - The Chromium Projects

Opera - Download Opera for computers - Opera

Google Chrome - Chrome Browser
For 64-bit click on Download Chrome for another platform

 

[NOLF92]

Slimjet has always done the job for me. Light, and it has good privacy features.

 

[Sr. Normal]

SlimJet and Cent Browser

 

[OokamiCreed]

In terms of very active and stable browsers using Chromium... I could only at this time recommend Slimjet. The beta supports the latest engine and is very stable as far as I see. Cent Browser is also a good one with similar goals to Slimjet however has been updated since November of last year. However if you look at the forums, you'll see the dev is very active and seems to be planning a new release soon.

Would recommend Vivaldi however it's not really ready for serious use. Was using the x64 (experiment at this time unlike x86 (32bit)) and it stopped working completely after 2 or 3 days of use. Recommend waiting for that one but should be a great browser.

 

[Der.Reisende]

I used to love Comodo Dragon for it's Icon and it's features, but the time I used it, it used to drag behind Chrome releases. In terms of security (updates), I was a bit anxious... I now love Chrome configured to not save my browser history and to not leave referrers. Also equipped with some extensions. It's ok to use, don't know if it's the most lightweight, but definitely the most user friendly browser to me.

Avoid developers who do not periodically update their Chromium-based browsers. All modern browsers, implement HTML5 including Edge. Some browser have their own plugins for PDF viewing and Flash Player, are you looking for these features?

For Chromium - Chromium - The Chromium Projects

Opera - Download Opera for computers - Opera

Google Chrome - Chrome Browser
For 64-bit click on Download Chrome for another platform
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[Rishi]

you could take a look here :List of web browsers - Webkit based. Chromium uses blink engine which is forked from webkit itself. Personally I would recommend Slimjet,Opera or one of the lighter webkit browsers.

 

[MiguelPratas819]

Ty all for fast answers guys!!!From what I´ve read untill now...I will try Slimjet browser.I´ve used Chrome and It is good but I dont agree when people say It is lightweight .
Sorry bad english

 

[NOLF92]

Ty all for fast answers guys!!!From what I´ve read untill now...I will try Slimjet browser.I´ve used Chrome and It is good but I dont agree when people say It is lightweight .
Sorry bad english

Native Chrome is a tad bit heavy, but a lot of the chromium alternatives were purposely made to make it less heavy, including Slimjet.

 

[frogboy]

Slimjet X64 version is used here fast and reliable.

 

[BoraMurdar]

The largest team behind the actual bug tracking and patching is supported by Google. So basically and currently, the best Chromium is still Google Chrome, followed by Opera Browser.
I haven't seen any other Chromium Browser that keeps track with them, and yes I check latest versions almost everyday on Softpedia, Majorgeeks, TechSpot and Neowin

 

[NOLF92]

The largest team behind the actual bug tracking and patching is supported by Google. So basically and currently, the best Chromium is still Google Chrome, followed by Opera Browser.
I haven't seen any other Chromium Browser that keeps track with them, and yes I check latest versions almost everyday on Softpedia, Majorgeeks, TechSpot and Neowin

Just because Google Chrome native has the largest team, that automatically makes it the best Chromium-based browser? Furthermore, just because a browser is constantly updated, that necessarily mean it's improving? I've seen zero attempt by them to increase privacy, or fix the bloat. I make no claims that Slimjet is the best browser, but it clearly runs faster, takes less resources, and is more private, than Chrome native.

 

[bunchuu]

I agree with most of you mates. Slimjet is good choice for chromium based browser. It's the only blink engine browser that support turn off WebRTC. I read in several forum, webRTC can make IP leak during VPN session.

 

[BoraMurdar]

Just because Google Chrome native has the largest team, that automatically makes it the best Chromium-based browser?

Short version => Yes
Longer version => As Google authored a quite of portion of Chromium Project, actively developmenting it, yes in terms of security and optimization without losing on usability they make the best Chromium Browser available.

Furthermore, just because a browser is constantly updated, that necessarily mean it's improving?

Again yes, tho updated software follows updated hardware so if you're running it under older components it might seem heavy sometimes. You can actually see their wast bug tracking list. Of course, in every software there is Murphy's law of "one bug more", sometimes critical sometimes not

I've seen zero attempt by them to increase privacy, or fix the bloat

Privacy and internet don't come together as they don't love each other. Practical thing... and financial of course. Privacy on internet is an illusion.

 

[illumination]

I guess I'm not understanding.. Google Chrome, heavy, slow? How old are the systems some of you are running ? On my system, Google Chrome and Edge are the two fastest browsers I have run. While I'm a Firefox user from years ago, I can still attest to it being heavier then chrome ect. As far as security, Google most definitely stays on top of these exploitable flaws unlike many off branches of Chromium. Privacy, well as Bora just stated, and I know you all have seen me post before, there is no such thing..

 

[CMLew]

In my opinion,
1) No chromium browser would have the fastest update than Chrome. (I never seen yet other chromium browser have the updates while Chrome doesn't)
2) All browser is light (how heavy can it be?)

Perhaps, lightness (or heaviness) is secondary for me. What matters me is whether the browser able to open/download the webpage i wanted to and also the response time. That would be my primary. And Native x64 Chrome so far serve me very well

 

[NOLF92]

Privacy and internet don't come together as they don't love each other. Practical thing... and financial of course. Privacy on internet is an illusion.

It's only an illusion if we allow it to be so, no?

@illumination -- for a browser, yeah, it is. Heaviness aside the point, it's a highly intrusive browser, which is why Slimjet and others have worked tirelessly to reduce data sent to Google, as well as to prevent computer information/IP's from being leaked to prying hands.