You can try K-Meleon, which is a Gecko based browser with a native Windows UI implementation. I just want to see what people think, not make people upset. It just doesn't do it on my hardware and that's the results I get.

I'm looking for the most information possible and I think I might have as much as I'm going to get, but there is always someone out there that could have more.Īlso, if you get better scores on speed-battle in the browsers I mentioned, that's great. I don't mean to flame bait anyone, so I guess the best thing to ask is to make your opinion with as much information as possible and don't attack others for their views. Where Firefox produces a score of 1014+ and Chrome(and Opera) don't exceed the high 800s. Currently Lightfox and Firefox outperform Chrome and Opera overall in this benchmark site. Optionally support for Adblock Plus would be awesome, but not essential to what I want.Ī high speed-battle score would also be pretty neat. Support for GIF, PNG, JPG (Which shouldn't be an issue these days).Sites that I frequent use Flash, so this is also important.A site that I frequent uses webm, so it's important that I can view those appropriately.However, I've always been obsessed with playing with new browsers and improving my experience as much as possible.įor the things that I do, I do need support for Flash and HTML5 video, but not much else. I'm running Win10 64bit with an AMD FX 8350, 16GB of ram, and I don't have any issues with Chrome, Firefox, or Opera for that matter. I dabbled with Opera for a bit until they started just being a fork of Chromium, and recently I went back to Firefox. The memory usage became horrendous, and because of that I used Lolifox(Modded Firefox) and then moved to Chrome later. Back in the day I remember using things like Mozilla Suite, Seamonkey, and then I moved to Firefox until late version 2.

Download lolifox browser