Re: What's your favorite internet browser?
I have been using Konqueror for the last year or so.
I have been using Konqueror for the last year or so.
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Is there a decent VPN out there that is decent and free to use
Because at first I thought that our internet connection was lost yesterday but after doing some troubleshooting I realized that it was the free VPN that I was using it first started with having to do a hard restart of the iPad to receive my emails then sometimes not wanting to load certain websites pages probably then yesterday no internet connection access at all really are you kidding me... -
Hi guys ;no matter how many time i make google chrome my default browser it keeps showing not default every time i open chrome.... -
Well first off, Nappy New Year to everyone!
So what's going on?! - How come we don't have an OS thread for this year?
Did everyone just move to using phones? Windows 11 killed everything? 
Or perhaps now that some of us have the Covid vaccines, I guess M$ is already running in our bodies so we don't really need computers anymore, right? 
(OK, I probably better not open that can of worms here. 
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Anyways, ya'll know the drill: vote what OS you're running on your "main" PC.
I know that might be tricky for all of...Windows 110%3Windows 100%8Windows 8/8.10%2Windows 70%4Legacy Windows (Vista, XP, 2k3, 2k, 9x)0%1Mac OS/OSX0%3Some flavor of Linux (brag on your distro in a post)0%4What's a PC? My phone can do everything I need in this world!!!11oneone0%1 -
Hello again everyone!
I have a Sharp LC-70LE757U. When I try to sign on to YouTube or access some apps I get a security warning saying "The server www.youtube.com presented a certificate issued by an entity that is not trusted, proceed anyway?" If I proceed this same warning continuously pops up.
If I factory reset the TV sometimes the apps will come up, and sometimes I have to factory reset the TV up to 3 times to get them to work. The apps will then work until the next day and I have to reset the TV again, sometimes up to 3 times to get them to work.... -
Firefox just seizes up when I try to play YouTube video on older machines.
I did a search and found a list of the following alternative lightweight browsers: UR Browser,
K-Meleon, Midori, Pale Moon and MaxThon 5.
I have visited all the websites. Midori and Pale Moon are available as binaries in Debian and Ubuntu flavours. Looks like the distro of choice for these is Xubuntu. You use Terminal commands to download the repositories. Has anyone tried this and what was the experience like? Is it likely one can stream HTML5 on 32-bit single core machines like Socket A or dual...
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