Light on system browser
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Pale moon and brave seem good lightweight browsers. Not sure about their Adblock or VPN features.
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Pale moon and brave seem good lightweight browsers. Not sure about their Adblock or VPN features.
gokul.ece22
Level E
I recommend you to give Microsoft Edge a try.
It doesnt hog on resources.
It doesnt have inbuilt VPN and adblocker, but you can get these features by installing extensions (Chrome store extensions are fully compatible, as it is based on open-source Chromium project. ).
Im using it in in work desktop and personal laptop. Would rate it 4.5/5.
It doesnt hog on resources.
It doesnt have inbuilt VPN and adblocker, but you can get these features by installing extensions (Chrome store extensions are fully compatible, as it is based on open-source Chromium project. ).
Im using it in in work desktop and personal laptop. Would rate it 4.5/5.
@TheCoolerPlayer @gokul.ece22
Edge is cool but check the Required diagnostic data tab. It automatically sends stuff to MS and there is no way to turn it off.
Is there any vpn with an Indian server in the chrome store? Also how to hide that shitload of feed on chrome default page when we open the same?
Edge is cool but check the Required diagnostic data tab. It automatically sends stuff to MS and there is no way to turn it off.
Is there any vpn with an Indian server in the chrome store? Also how to hide that shitload of feed on chrome default page when we open the same?
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PradUp
Level E
Why do you have 3 ad blockers?
gokul.ece22
Level E
Youtube blocker to block youtube ads.
Another 2 blockers for adblocking in websites.
PradUp
Level E
Why not use ublock origin?
1 se kam nahi chalta kya bhai?
Brothers @TheCoolerPlayer @gokul.ece22 any help on how to hide the feed https://techenclave.com/threads/light-on-system-browser.201187/post-2306318
Stronk
Level G
You can hide the feed in the settings. I personally don't use Edge anymore but the option to have a clean home interface is there.
gokul.ece22
Level E
1. Click the page settings icon from the top right side.
2. Click on custom.
3. In the "Content" dropdown choose 'Content Off'.
Hope it helps.
Thanks Brother. Is there a way to hide temperature shown for location from edge new tab shown on the top left side?
gokul.ece22
Level E
No such option here
And how to delete the icons in that red box? I have deleted them many times but they always come back after sometime.
gokul.ece22
Level E
1. Update your current version of your edge browser, then you will have the option to "disable Greetings" (Hide the weather forecast for the location)
2. To hide the icons that you have mentioned, select 'Off' in the quick links.
2. To hide the icons that you have mentioned, select 'Off' in the quick links.
@gokul.ece22 Which version are you using? Anything to hide that greeting thing?
gokul.ece22
Level E
@becool773
Im also using the same version which you have. but dont know why that 'Disable Geetings' option is not available for you.
Im also using the same version which you have. but dont know why that 'Disable Geetings' option is not available for you.