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Vasos Panagiotopoulos, Columbia'81+, Reagan, Mozart, Pindus
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Vasos Panagiotopoulos, Columbia'81+, Reagan, Mozart, Pindus
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facebook.com/vasjpan2 - linkedin.com/in/vasjpan02 - biostrategist.com
---{Nothing herein constitutes advice. Everything fully disclaimed.}---
I've recently gone back to using lynx more for browsing. It seems
good for bypassing most web annoyances and loads pages faster than any
recent graphical browser. Plus I like being able to selectively
accept cookies when I visit a site (though it can get slightly
annoying at times).
I've recently gone back to using lynx more for browsing. It seems
good for bypassing most web annoyances and loads pages faster than any
recent graphical browser.
When I need a graphical/JS-enabled browser, I'm using either Pale Moon
or an ancient version of Firefox.
Andrew T. <and4y2@turnquist.name.invalid> wrote:
I've recently gone back to using lynx more for browsing. It seems
good for bypassing most web annoyances and loads pages faster than any recent graphical browser.
Another happy lynx user here!
When I need a graphical/JS-enabled browser, I'm using either Pale Moon
or an ancient version of Firefox.
I didn't know about Pale Moon, thanks for sharing.
I like it, and seems snappier than recent versions of Firefox.
(It has a funny baseline 20% CPU usage on my system though,
even as it shouldn't be doing anything.)
Andrew T. <and4y2@turnquist.name.invalid> wrote:
I've recently gone back to using lynx more for browsing. It seemsAnother happy lynx user here!
good for bypassing most web annoyances and loads pages faster than any recent graphical browser.
I've recently gone back to using lynx more for browsing. It seems
good for bypassing most web annoyances and loads pages faster than any
recent graphical browser. Plus I like being able to selectively
accept cookies when I visit a site (though it can get slightly
annoying at times).
When I need a graphical/JS-enabled browser, I'm using either Pale Moon
or an ancient version of Firefox. Sites that don't play well with
these browsers are usually dead to me unless there's a very compelling
reason to accomodate them.
--Andrew
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