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Do you know another open source browser that I should have mentioned on this list? Please share it in the comments. Firefox is the crashingest piece of garbage browser i've ever seen. How it's managed to stay so popular is beyond me.

Opera on the other hand seems to be a fantastic browser that never crashes Opera's not open source. Its sorta-fork, Vivaldi is "mostly" open source. If Firefox is crashing for you more than other browsers, your experience is very atypical. Firefox has been much more solid for me than anything else, and it is far more privacy-respecting, not to mention open source.

I would never even consider using Opera in place of Firefox. I have to agree. I have been using Firefox since before the Mozilla project finally settled on the name Firefox remember Phoenix and other project code names? Even nightly and daily builds rarely fail. The majority of Web browsers work fine.

Only library extensions and external factors occasionally and rarely cause most browsers, particularly Firefox, to misbehave or fail. Falkon browser is great. Used to be called Qpzilla. Don't forget about Gnome Web! Opera is not. Chrome and Firefox are on the list, but you'll find some other interesting options, too.