What web browser do you use?

**montag dp** · August 27th, 2015

FYI, Netflix now works in Chrome natively on Linux. I didn't have to do any hacks or change any preferences. I'm now using Firefox as my main browser and Chrome just for Netflix.

**portalhavoc** · August 28th, 2015

Google Chrome 44!

**night_sky2** · August 30th, 2015

Originally Posted by montag dp

FYI, Netflix now works in Chrome natively on Linux. I didn't have to do any hacks or change any preferences. I'm now using Firefox as my main browser and Chrome just for Netflix.

Hopefully Netflix will upgrade it's web player to HTML5 at some point. They are still working on it.

**Mike_Walsh** · August 30th, 2015

Quite a selection, in fact. Chromium on my old Dell lappie (version 36, but with the current, up-to-date Pepperflash plugin: 18.0.0.223). 44 runs a bit on the slow side with only 1 GB of DDR1 RAM & a P4!

Chrome and Firefox on my big, Compaq tower PC (depending on what I want to do).

And I've been experimenting with Slimboat in recent weeks, as a secondary browser for the Dell.

Regards,

Mike.

**Sweet_Baby_Jamie** · September 16th, 2015

Oh there's so many! The default one in my distro is Seamonkey and it's super awesome for it's simplicity. My parents say it's like Thunderbird and Firefox used to be when this old hand-me-down ran Windows XP, and from everything I have read, it's alot faster and easier on old computers than it's Mozilla counterparts.

**QDR06VV9** · September 16th, 2015

Originally Posted by Sweet_Baby_Jamie

Oh there's so many! The default one in my distro is Seamonkey and it's super awesome for it's simplicity. My parents say it's like Thunderbird and Firefox used to be when this old hand-me-down ran Windows XP, and from everything I have read, it's alot faster and easier on old computers than it's Mozilla counterparts.

+1 And there is so much more under the hood IE:HTML editor and creator etc etc.
Tweak to your hearts content.
Welcome to the forums.
Regards