Firefox (Gecko) is now the fastest browser, beating Chrome (Blink), Brave (Blink), Edge (Blink)

Feel old yet?

Wrong.

1.safari
2.chrome
3.firefox

>>2
We're talking about benchmark results, not your little wee fee-fees. Okay kid?

Safari is a laughable meme browser, you may as well use Netscape or Lynx at that point holy shit.

w3m is the only option to consider, preferably in the w3m-mode flavour.

>>3
Nobody cares about benchmarks. People do care about perceived speed.

>>4
Why? It's my favorite. It has the best UI, great integration with the OS and it's the fastest.

>>5
Bulky and inefficient to use.

>>6

>>4
Why?

Terrible UI, poor integration with the OS (privacy concerns), and it is the slowest due to being based on a legacy browser engine that actively prohibits innovation. Need I go on?

>>7
What is bad about the UI? It's snappy, beautiful, works like the rest of the OS and has no unrequired bloat.

What aspect isn't integrated well? What do you mean with privacy concerns?

What do you mean with slow? In usage I have found it to be the fastest observing speed of websites, shortcuts, finding functions (switching tabs, incognito mode, history, exporting), multitasking with the OS (native video player, dropping in and out of apps), startup speed and the home page, which list all favorites space-efficient and without bloat, advertisements or a redundant search bar.

http://www.wired.com/story/apple-safari-privacy-wwdc/

>>8

you mean with privacy concerns

Apple hoovers up every keystroke and screenshots the page every few seconds.

>>10
Source: Your'are anus

I know windows does it because I used wireshark to monitor it out myself.
The image viewer phones home when you load an image.

Counterpoint: Safari is not available on Windows, the largest OS segment.

>>12
Android is the largest OS segment.

>>13
Desktop oses. Are you Autistic?

>>11
So you think Windows does that because they are the Bad Company unlike Apple? No, they all do it because it is part of their relationship with the USA government. Consumer hard/software isn't just for fun, you are allowed access to it precisely because it spies on you.

>>12
Not true. You can still run Safari 5.1 for Windows

>>16
It's 11years old.

>>15
Unscientific drivel. You can monitor packets and find out.

>>18
...and they all send packets to MS/Apple/Google/Dropbox/{vendor name}

which then gets proxied to the NSA

>>18
So what you are saying is that Apple does not allow the US government total access to their technology and data to spy on users without constraints?

I use Apple Packet Monitor App on my iphone and it says that apple is monitoring precisely ZERO packets. Try doing science, paranoid retards.

>>19,20
If you save your data on their servers you of course have no idea what they're doing.

>>21
You can monitor your packets on the next node on your network.

Monitor my anus

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