Advice Request 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

 

[Noxx]

Another lightning fast alternative would be Baidu browser. It's like 200 mb lighter in terms of program weight in comparison to Chrome, maintains the same sleak, clean look, built-in security engine, etc. It's clear that they gutted a lot of meat out of Chrome, I'm just not too sure at what risk to the browsers security apparatus. Still, worth checking out if you like to experiment with browsers.

 

[DJ Panda]

I don't really know if it is Chrome based but Vivaldi is phenomenal! You should try it.

 

[Noxx]

I don't really know if it is Chrome based but Vivaldi is phenomenal! You should try it.

Vivaldi uses the Blink engine, so yes, that counts!

PS: current Vivaldi user. It's pretty awesome thus far.

 

[jackuars]

I used to use Slimjet in the past, but since there is a problem with Slimjet and EagleGet as the latter extension cannot be enabled in Slimjet, because of a Slimjet bug , I reverted to Chrome. This is saddening because I really liked Slimjet and I dont have this problem with any other Chromium based browser.

This is the message I always get, no matter how many times I uninstall, clean-install, re-install.