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  1. SirMadsen ·
    Waterfox is a web browser based on Mozilla Firefox. It uses the same Gecko browser engine, so websites generally behave much like they do in Firefox, but Waterfox focuses more heavily on customization, user choice and reducing some of Mozilla’s built-in services. It originally became popular as a 64-bit alternative to Firefox, but today it is better thought of as an independent Firefox-based browser for people who want something familiar without using standard Firefox. Pros Firefox compatibility
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  2. SirMadsen ·
    Floorp is a free and open-source web browser based on Mozilla Firefox. It keeps Firefox’s Gecko engine and extension ecosystem, but adds a much heavier focus on customization and productivity. Some of its built-in features include vertical and multi-row tabs, workspaces, split-screen browsing, web panels, mouse gestures, web apps and extensive interface customization. Pros Extremely customizable compared with standard Firefox. Supports Firefox extensions and much of the familiar Firefox ecosyst
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