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Epiphany, the Ultimate Gnome Browser
Sep 25, 2008, 23 :04 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (5807 reads)

(Other stories by Andrew Min)

[ Thanks to steve hill for this link. ]

"Firefox is a great browser. However, it's a tad on the bloated side (even though the new version are definitely better!). Also, Firefox is focused on cross-platform compatibility. That's great, but sometimes that also means that Firefox won't be able to take advantage of Gnome-specific features, including the unified look, better language support, and HIG-compliant settings. If you've been feeling these Firefox blues as well, Epiphany could be the answer.

[...]

"So is Epiphany right for you? Well, maybe. You should probably be using Ubuntu, not Kubuntu, Xubuntu (or the other derivatives). You should also probably prefer ease-of-use and simplicity over power (not that Epiphany doesn't have power). And you also have to accept that Epiphany won't have as many add-ons as Firefox, although there are a lot. If you're OK with all of the above, Epiphany is a great option."

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Related Stories:
Youtux: Epiphany Web Browser: Do I Need Firefox Any More?(Jan 30, 2007)
Ploum: Why You Should Try Epiphany as Your Default Browser with GNOME 2.14(Mar 17, 2006)
NewsForge: Galeon, Epiphany Ready for a Reunion(Dec 08, 2005)
NewsForge: Why I Chose Firefox Over Epiphany for my GNOME Desktop(May 18, 2004)


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