Try Vivaldi, the spiritual successor of the original Opera team.
Thanks. That seems like a good enough alternative.
I used Vivaldi for a while and it's fine, but Firefox is the much better alternative. You can tweek it to look the way you want (advanced options are hard to find, but many exist if you search online), and it isn't chromium.
Yep, but I had scaling issues with mobile version of Firefox. Some websites show up too small, some too big, some have misplaced text. It did work to use manual scaling together with desktop site mode, but there's no way to turn that on permanently.
Not being chromium is kind of the problem, some sites don't work right. It's also quite hacky IME for tab management with lots of extensions fighting to try and get what Vivaldi has out of the box. I tried hard to use Firefox but it can't really handle the tab loads I have had since 2001 and Original Opera where as Vivaldi does.
Try Vivaldi, the spiritual successor of the original Opera team.
Thanks. That seems like a good enough alternative.
I used Vivaldi for a while and it's fine, but Firefox is the much better alternative. You can tweek it to look the way you want (advanced options are hard to find, but many exist if you search online), and it isn't chromium.
Yep, but I had scaling issues with mobile version of Firefox. Some websites show up too small, some too big, some have misplaced text. It did work to use manual scaling together with desktop site mode, but there's no way to turn that on permanently.
Not being chromium is kind of the problem, some sites don't work right. It's also quite hacky IME for tab management with lots of extensions fighting to try and get what Vivaldi has out of the box. I tried hard to use Firefox but it can't really handle the tab loads I have had since 2001 and Original Opera where as Vivaldi does.