• CaleOP
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    711 months ago

    Haha 😄 yea i use Firefox mostly but I have chrome for school stuff and it loads yt a lot faster

    • Lunch
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      1111 months ago

      Recommend using Vivaldi if you need something chromium. Has the best god damn tab management I’ve ever tried at least.

      • @[email protected]
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        311 months ago

        I would recommend using librewolf thorium for normal task and if the site doesnt work with it i use thorium. Librewolf is slower than thorium but it is for me the better default version of Firefox. Loading yt is really slow with librewolf so I use freetube or invidious to watch content.

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          111 months ago

          I’ve tried installing thorium but I can’t get it to compile correctly and I don’t wanna sit there forever trying to get it working so I just gave up and installed chrome

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            311 months ago

            So on their github are appimages, .rpm and .deb available. Idk if you can convert .deb or .rpm files to alpine compatible packages but the appimage should run eververe

            • CaleOP
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              111 months ago

              I’ve tried the app image and it didn’t work, I looked it up and the consensus is appimages won’t run because of musl libc instead of glibc

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                You could also try to convert and install the .deb or .rpm packages see here as reverence

                Or maybe use distrobox if this doesn’t work. Pretty much anything is better than chrome

                • CaleOP
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                  211 months ago

                  I have switched to brave for everything now and I really don’t wanna go through the hassle of trying to convert package formats