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Browser for Windows 10 that consomes few RAM?
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this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2023
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When it comes to browser options on Windows, your primary options are going to be Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox. Firefox works well for me and my needs, but you or your friend's results may vary. There's also browser's like Brave and Vivaldi, that might be worth trying. However, Brave has some crypto stuff, which can be turned off, but may not be for everyone. As for Vivaldi, it's settings can be a bit overwhelming for first time users.
I'll throw in for Vivaldi. There is a LOT of functionality there, but it's well documented and once they you have it customized to your liking, there's really nothing better.