[gnusty_gnurc]

> I can't imagine using a browser without Tree Style Tab, or all the things that I can do in about:config

Vivaldi is a configuration juggernaut in my experience. Reminds me of the glory days of Opera.

It has a wonderful vertical tab bar too - built-in.

[Macha]

It is unfortunately closed source, however.

[pt_PT_guy]

any suggestion for a good opensource browser? Firefox is my main browser (and the only one recommended by privacytools.io), but having a chromium-based one is good to have too.

- Brave: it has been pushing opt-in-by-default ads and crypto widgets

- Vivaldi: 5% closed source

- Edge: not open source (yet?)

- Chromium: lacks too many features

[gnusty_gnurc]

True, I don’t care though.

[eyko]

Interesting response considering your gnusername! :-) (sorry, couldn't help it!)

[mackrevinack]

vivalidi is open source https://vivaldi.com/source

you can't contribute to it like you can with something on github, but the source is open none the less

[Macha]

Per their own documentation, this is their patched version of Chromium and not the full browser (notably the UI HTML/JS code is not included): https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/privacy/is-vivaldi-open-sou...

[samoa42]

since Tabkit died with xul and Tree Style Tab beeing a poor replacement (that crashes often) i use vivaldi althou its still not as good as the original opera or ff-tabkit were in regards to the vertical tab ux.

browser ux really seems like 'one step forward, two backward' over the last two decades.