chromium-legacy VS Vivaldi-browser

See also: the equivalent for legacy OS X (Lion and newer): https://github.com/blueboxd/chromium-legacy

A niche suggestion if you have all of the time: if you don’t rely on icloud services, you can actually try very old os x like mountain lion + this for browser

If you can do it, I'd go to Lion. It added so many features such as the launchpad, the option to reopen windows when you restarted your computer, etc. It's new enough that Chromium Legacy will work, and it's what I use for my unsupported Mac OS X installs. Unlike Arctic Fox which is essentially pale moon 27 under the hood, Chromium Legacy is fully up to date as of when I'm posting this.

Chromium Legacy goes back to OS X Lion 10.7 and is being actively worked on. It has its limitations compared to the original Chromium (see Readme): https://github.com/blueboxd/chromium-legacy

I don't use GitHub much so I don't know, so how can you tell how many people are working on a project, like for Chromium Legacy: https://github.com/blueboxd/chromium-legacy

I haven't tried it myself, but a couple of minutes ago I found out about Chromium-legacy. The description says it's equivalent to current upstream versions of Chromium except for some limitations caused by older OS versions. Viewing DRM-protected content (e.g. Netflix) requires separately installing the Widevine library.

build it the same way as Chromium (see https://github.com/ric2b/Vivaldi-browser)

Build Vivaldi (another Chromium based browser) from scratch using their source code: https://github.com/ric2b/Vivaldi-browser

https://vivaldi.com/source/https://github.com/ric2b/Vivaldi-browserhttps://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/privacy/is-vivaldi-open-source/

Maybe it's just to test their built-in blocker against uBO and ABP, to validate the results are the same given the same lists, and to compare performance. Their built-in blocker is here, written in C++.

Here is the repo from them and this is the repo from GitHub which were sourced from the former site. Their claims that nearly 95% of their codes come from the open-source Chromium.