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5 Great Web Browsers For Linux

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Most of the time I’m just happy using links. Of course I have graphical browsers like hardened Firefox and ungoogled chromium, but when I just need text, I reach for links, which is about 95% of the time.
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  True, I only really use my graphical browser for the blog & Fediverse. I do most of my research on Lynx.

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