I am not sure obscure is a good fit for KM. After all, it is my default browser. The following link is to a blog on Tech Republic.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/five-apps/five-lesser-known-web-browsers-worth-trying/1851

Hanlon’s razor is an eponymous adage named after Robert J. Hanlon that states: “Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.”

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I am not sure obscure is a good fit for KM. After all, it is my default browser. The following link is to a blog on Tech Republic.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/five-apps/five-lesser-known-web-browsers-worth-trying/1851

Guess someone should add the comment that You need to use an 16 KM beta or so to get most pages working.

p.s. K-Meleon stopped to be my default. :-(

I still use it a lot to research info because it still has the most sophisticated add search engine and search engine menus and open Tab/Window in Foreground / Background settings that I know of.

it's harder and harder to keep KM as default browser. Web pages are consequently redesigned to the unsupported technologies.

Google maps (and russian rival Yandex too) are unusable now, many other popular sites become based on advanced html5 and css3 features...

But I'm going on with KM Twin (Chromium tab makes it possible to browse unsupported pages).
I'm thinking about KM bundle with portable Qupzilla as the latter has good support for modern techs but is more 'light' than ChromeFrame or ChromiumEmbedded...



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I'm thinking about KM bundle with portable Qupzilla as the latter has good support for modern techs but is more 'light' than ChromeFrame or ChromiumEmbedded...

Sounds good. Thanks :drool:

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