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What browsers are you faggots running? I just got unjewgled chromium and it runs as smooth as silk and it's a lot lighter than firefox. It's chromium without the spyware and can run without javascript
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Zen and BRAVEEEEE
zzzchan is one of few websites that function without js
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>>258299
And what's funny is that it actually runs smoother without it
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>>258297 (OP) 
I use tor exclusively for this website for non-piracy oriented reasons.
>unjewgled chromium
>it runs as smooth as silk and it's a lot lighter than firefox
>chromium without the spyware and can run without javascript
For everything else I use fire fox but I'm now enticed to use that, but I still won't because I have a bad gut feeling about it.
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>>258303
It's a hobbyist project, not done by corporate suits and it has all it's jewgle dependencies stripped from it. I think that standard chromium would actually be an excellent browser if corporate higher ups didn't force programmers to inject spyware into it.
>>258299
great for bot posters
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>>258307
It's the exact opposite. Majority of bots use javascript
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hardened firefox and Tor
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>>258303
I hate to tell you this but firefox is bloatware at this point and has a shitty sandbox environment which can lead to security issues. You need to get a new browser
>>258309
Didn't they just remove all the bloat that firefox had with that? Or did they actually improve security somehow? Because I can tell you with absolute certainty that unjewgled chromium is more secure than firefox
>>258308
lol
Why is 4chan overrun with bots then while this place isn't?
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>>258297 (OP) 
>unjewgled chromium
Just got it, thank you nigger
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>>258297 (OP) 
Brave
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>>258339
For me, it's the BRAVE BROWSER. The best internet browser. I even download the BRAVE BROWSER on my phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop because the BRAVE BROWSER is so user friendly and helps fill my crypto wallets with BAT (Basic Attention Token)

One time I asked for 3 ads to be served and they gave me three, WITH the BAT (Basic Attention Token). I said, "Wow, three for free!" and the nice friendly BRAVE dev laughed and said, "I'm going to call you 3-for-free!". But the best part is with BAT, it's not even free for me!

Now the BRAVE BROWSER greets me with "hey it's 3-for-free!" and ALWAYS blocks every ad, cookie, and tracker. It's such a fun and cool atmosphere with my BRAVE BROWSER, I use it at least 7 times a week for my daily browsing needs which include work, shitposting, school, and stalking my ex on facebook (without the trackers!).

What a great BRAVE BROWSER
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>>258319
no Jewascript
>>258324
>Browsing ZZZchan with Jewgle Chromum
I Shiggy Diggy
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>>258340
Kys
>>258343
You mean unjewgled chromium. Btw you can have Incognito permanently by adding -incognito at the end of the shortcut target field
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>>258378
that only deletes history and cookies.
you'd best use a vpn at least if you intend to visit this place, especially give the illicit content that occasionally gets posted
>>258385
I’m not American I don’t care nothing will happen
>>258385
Nothing will happen if you browse without a vpn.
>implying anything has changed in 20 years
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>>258378
>unjewgled dis an dat
>incognito mode
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>>258297 (OP) 
>web browser
>smooth as silk
>>258385
>>258393
Cops will find you. Vpns make that much harder.
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>>258404
Yeah bro nintendo has ninja assassins for my head too
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>>258385
No, it deletes all browsing data, not just history on cookies. I also use a paid vpn too.
>>258399
Go back to the kiwifarms kiwinigger
Are there any sites left that I can read manga on in my javascript-free browser?
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>>258552
I don't even think there's such a thing the modern internet is such cancer it didn't even occur to me such a site could exist that isn't doujin
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>>258552
Torrent and read locally?
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>>258569
Manganelo/manganato worked without js but the new replacement site now they're dead requires js.
>>258590
Not a terrible idea I guess but I haven't looked into it. Unless I can easily download single chapters it would be pretty inconvenient, though, because I tend to try a couple chapters of many series but I only keep reading very few of them.
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>>258623
You should own every piece of media you consume. Even if you have to download entire mangas I'd still say its worth it even if you don't like them and end up deleting them
>>258623
I use hakuneko for it
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>>258297 (OP) 
Which extensions are worth keeping? 
>inb4 adblockers
For me is that context menu search/quick menu search, the particular implementation is not that important. It creates a submenu to the one you open with the right mouse click, just like 7zip does. You have to configure what search engines (global or specialized) you want to call there first, but that is not that difficult to do and in result makes looking up anything (thankfully not limited to google) as easy and fast as possible.
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>>259002
Ublock is a given while an extension that allows you to download all images off webpages are also worth it. 
https://github.com/NeverDecaf/chromium-web-store
You are going to have to install this extension for other extensions to work and it can't be incognito mode because for some reason the browser crashes
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>>259005
You can download them manually from Github and install manually too, if you don't want the web store middle-man.
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>>259006
I just use crx4chrome website as it's simple and fast
>>259005
Just so I'm not misunderstood, you can use incognito mode with it on, you just can't use it to install it
>>258297 (OP) 
Firefox variants mostly.

But on cellphones I use Brave browser because it's the only free cellphone browser that has proper adblock and cookie notice removal.
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>>259274
Ublock works just fine on Fennec, even Umatrix.
Thorium with yiff restoration patch.
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>>259323
>yiff restoration patch.
you're a sick fuck
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>>259327
If you wouldn't you're a faggot
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>>259340
What if I want to eat her?
>>258405
Should have known better than to mention that emulation project on your LinkedIn page.
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>>259274
Clean Android browser that people often don't know about because there's no jewish scheme involved therefore not shilled. I don't think it on the Gulag app store, F-Droid or APK direct download with optional auto-update checks.

Bromite

https://www.bromite.org/
https://github.com/bromite/bromite

>The main goal is to provide a no-clutter browsing experience without privacy-invasive features and with the addition of a fast ad-blocking engine.
>Minimal UI changes are applied to help curbing the idea of “browser as an advertisement platform”.
>Bromite is only available for Android Marshmallow (v6.0, API level 23) and above.

Help Ukraine Now link on their website, kill me now

Fingerprint mitigation test page:
https://www.bromite.org/detect

>Bromite does not add or remove any search engine to the pre-defined list available in Chromium; no new search engines will be added and there has never been nor will be any sponsorship/partnership with any search engine company.
>You can add any search engine which implements OpenSearch

Isn't it nice when they don't lie or add half assed Tor support to keep you on their browser:

>Bromite's privacy features, including anti-fingerprinting mitigations (which are not comprehensive), are not to be considered useful for journalists and people living in countries with freedom limitations, please look at Tor Browser in such cases.
>>258297 (OP) 
Troon here, I use Firefox <3
Librewolf
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