Advice Request What's the least resource-intensive web browser out there?

[LDogg]

Can I get suggestions on what the lightest browser in your opinion is and if you could show me CPU/memory usage SS'd from Task Manager!

~LDogg

 

[CyberTech]

I think Vivaldi..

 

[Al-Faqir]

+1 for Vivaldi

 

[Moonhorse]

Slimjet is lightest, internet explorer the second, palemoon third

Chromium 32 bit is fourth, and thats cent browser with memory purge
( when using cent on 64 bit os, you should go for 64 bit browser aswell)

Just my opinion.
Currently im using basilisk browser from palemoon devs, because of familiar old school interface + privacy over firefox core + extensions like bitwarden + ublock origin support:emoji_punch: and whats the best, forticlient webfilter works with it ( with palemoon doesnt)

 

[Paul.R]

I use Brave browser now for me seems very light. (on macOS)

 

[LDogg]

Slimjet is lightest, internet explorer the second, palemoon third

Chromium 32 bit is fourth, and thats cent browser with memory purge
( when using cent on 64 bit os, you should go for 64 bit browser aswell)

Just my opinion.
Currently im using basilisk browser from palemoon devs, because of familiar old school interface + privacy over firefox core + extensions like bitwarden + ublock origin support:emoji_punch: and whats the best, forticlient webfilter works with it ( with palemoon doesnt)

What's Silmjet like? Seems to be a good browser. Deffo thinking about using Vivaldi straight out from the offset though.

~LDogg

 

[Moonhorse]

What's Silmjet like? Seems to be a good browser. Deffo thinking about using Vivaldi straight out from the offset though.

~LDogg

you probably will be much impressed about how light it is, i just prefer bigger names. But you should try it out

 

[In2an3_PpG]

The new Brave Beta is not that bad.