, and was wandering what browser was the best and fastest to use. Also do you think i should Raspbian or NOOBS as the OS?Recommended Web Browser
I am NOOBS to the Raspberry Pi , and was wandering what browser was the best and fastest to use. Also do you think i should Raspbian or NOOBS as the OS?
, and was wandering what browser was the best and fastest to use. Also do you think i should Raspbian or NOOBS as the OS?-
Pithagoros
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Re: Recommended Web Browser
Noobs is a convenient way to set up your Raspberry Pi with Raspbian (or another choice of OS).
I personally prefer to install Raspbian directly, but I think Noobs is considered to be the way that beginners install Raspbian.
Your browser question does depend on which Raspberry Pi you have, and what you intend to do with it.
I personally prefer to install Raspbian directly, but I think Noobs is considered to be the way that beginners install Raspbian.
Your browser question does depend on which Raspberry Pi you have, and what you intend to do with it.
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DougieLawson
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Re: Recommended Web Browser
Coming from Windows you'll find that NOOBS or NOOBS lite (which is an installer not an OS) is the easiest way to get Raspbian running. It's designed for the new/novice users as it should just be a simple, download, unzip, copy to get the files needed on to your blank SDCard.
Since you've asked the question, you are the ideal candidate as a NOOBS user. If you've used Linux before you could consider going with the plain Raspbian image.
Since you've asked the question, you are the ideal candidate as a NOOBS user. If you've used Linux before you could consider going with the plain Raspbian image.
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Criticising any questions is banned on this forum.
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Re: Recommended Web Browser
Thank you guys for the help, this has helped me quite a bit
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Re: Recommended Web Browser
The best I have found so far is Epiphany Web Browser, but I'm sure there are better, faster browsers out thereSpetmode wrote:I am NOOBS to the Raspberry Pi
I do moral support. Here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/search.php?search_id=egosearch
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I know I use too many parentheses. Problem?
Topics I have posted in: http://bit.ly/1NbDdr5
My topics: http://bit.ly/1ObnKqQ
All my posts: http://bit.ly/1OHzje7
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fruitoftheloom
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Re: Recommended Web Browser
Kweb minimal browser uses the same webkit engine as Epiphanyhello world :-) wrote:The best I have found so far is Epiphany Web Browser, but I'm sure there are better, faster browsers out thereSpetmode wrote:I am NOOBS to the Raspberry Pi
Rather than negativity think outside the box !
RPi 4B 4GB (SSD Boot)..
Asus ChromeBox 3 Celeron is my other computer...
RPi 4B 4GB (SSD Boot)..
Asus ChromeBox 3 Celeron is my other computer...
Re: Recommended Web Browser
chromium is best for me...hello world :-) wrote:The best I have found so far is Epiphany Web Browser, but I'm sure there are better, faster browsers out thereSpetmode wrote:I am NOOBS to the Raspberry Pi