(not) one browser for all

[Little Girl]

Hey there,

Bret Busby wrote:

>On 16/07/2019, Little Girl <littlergirl at gmail.com> wrote:

>> There is no spoon.
>
>There must be a spoon, because all it takes, is a spoonful of
>sugar...

There might not be any sugar either.

>Depending on what version of Ubuntu, you are using, I am using
>Midori, on 16.04, as my primary web browser, but, as Midori went
>wonky for 18.04, I use Midori for only two sites, on 18.04..
>
>Whilst I expect that you would be using a later version of Ubuntu,
>than 16.04.x, if, perchance, you happen to be using 16.04.x, it may
>be worth looking at Midori, as a possible alternative.

I've been shamefully bad and am still using Ubuntu MATE 16.04 (soon
to be replaced by Kubuntu 18.04 since at least one of the changes to
Ubuntu MATE 18.04 is an absolute show-stopper for me).

I'll take a look at Midori. It looks like it's part of the Xfce
desktop.

>I had given up on Opera, when the Norsemen (Vikings?) sold it to the
>chinese government, for the sinister purposes of the chinese
>government.

I've never used Opera. I had tried it for a few moments once and
didn't like the interface at all. Vivaldi is based on it, though, so I
guess I occasionally use it in a round-about way when I fire up
Vivaldi.

>The good version of Midori, on UbuntuMATE 16.04.x, shows as being
>v0.5.11, and the not so good version of Midori, on UbuntuMATE
>18.04.x, shows as being v7-34-g0c5820f.

What's different between them?

-- 
Little Girl

There is no spoon.