I'm using Seamonkey because it's one of the most up-to-date and featureful browsers I can install on my 32-bit Gentoo laptop nowadays, and I'm using Firefox on other systems because I'm used to it and haven't thought to branch out for reasons other than it not working on 32-bit systems.
The Seamonkey project officially dropped 32-bit support a while ago, and their website no longer has releases for 32-bit systems, but Gentoo dgaf and emerges the latest versions of it anyway and so far there haven't been any issues with it on my laptop.
I think I may try out Librewolf since a handful of people I know have been talking about it lately.

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> I'm using Seamonkey because it's one of the most up-to-date and featureful browsers I can install on my 32-bit Gentoo laptop nowadays

You should make a post about your setup cause running a 32bit gentoo setup in 2026 with all of 3gb of ram is probably a fascinating story. do u still use it out of necessity or is it just a bit of an intentional choice/challenge for yourself? If you're limited by hardware availability I'd be down to ship you my old thinkpad t420 when I decide to get rid of that thing, from 2012 but it's 64bit and it's still decently usable if you run a minimal setup. From what I've read it's pretty well supported by projects like coreboot and such too but I never had the tools to flash the motherboard myself so it's just running stock firmware.

> I think I may try out Librewolf since a handful of people I know have been talking about it lately.

Librewolf from what I understand doesn't really accomplish anything that regular Firefox can't with regular hardening practices like user.js or all the ffprofile.com stuff but it's just a nice starting point to build from instead of having to disable pocket and all the extra bs that comes with Firefox nowadays. If your Firefox profile is already hardened then there won't be much of a difference from what you're used to. If you watch dacctal he made a vid on his librewolf setup with sideberry and stuff that I copied a lot from cause it looks pretty nice.

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also, considering you run gentoo and browse boardsites, do u lurk on lainchan ever? recently got into that site myself. never really used boards before f4chan tho lol so im like mostly uninformed about the culture of sites like that. from my little bit of time on the site it seems less toxic than other boards and people seem to try to actually have like conversations with some thought behind their words instead of the regular spamming and shit that has turned me away from other boards in the past but honestly my experience on that site is limited just to like the tech and sec boards for all of like 30 minutes total so im not terribly educated

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It's half out of necessity and half because I simply like the laptop. I have a much better laptop dualbooting Arch and Mint, but the monitor hinge for it is broken, so I hate opening and closing it. I take the Gentoo one with me around places when I don't have to work on something that needs higher system requirements. I also have two beefy desktop PCs that work fine too, I just don't use them as much because they're not laptops. Thx for offering the t420 but I'm fine :]
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I lurk lainchan maybe once every few weeks. It's the only imageboard I actively visit besides this one and hikari3. I don't think there's any kind of strict etiquette you have to follow on lainchan, but I haven't browsed every board on the site too much so idk how things might be on certain boards. It's generally a laid back place and I don't see too many arguments on there.

i use waterfox! literally just bc some guy on discord said it was good like 2 or 3 years ago now lol
i like it though they put a lot of effort into it i think