Qutebrowser 2.0 is here. With better ad-blocking
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“See you in two years!”
Sincerely,
Debian
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Oh nice!! Just waiting on it to the repos.
EDIT:
I see I have already received the update, it must have slipped in under my nose 
Interestingly, after one week of use, I find it’s hard to go back to other browsers like FF. I had a short break on qutebrowser due to upgrade of libvpx this morning. Launched FF to see if there’s a report. My left hand consistently was looking for the ‘b’, ‘r’, ‘f’, ‘o’, ‘t’ keys on the keyboard. 
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Man, if The-Compiler can get that element blocking implemented I’d be using Qute full time for sure.
There’re some sites qutebrowser doesn’t work well, especially sites which contain entry box.
I am yet to encounter any sites that aren’t working as they should.
Gave it a try tonight, will look back at it again tomorrow.
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The only thing I don’t like about it is that you can’t block 3rd party cookies and delete all history on exit. Other than that, it seems to work very well.
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Hmm. Wonder if there’s a way to script that?
Put the following lines in ~/.config/qutebrowser/config.py, restart qutebrowser,
c.content.private_browsing = True
c.content.cookies.accept = 'no-3rdparty'
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@chroot since it’s related have you ever tried this? I’m using it now instead of qutebrowser. Basically because I’m trying to get away from the massive qtwebengine.
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No, I’m done with Firefox. I am happy with qutebrowser. Yeah, building QtWebEngine from source is a long process.
I really started to get into Qutebrowser, but it couldn’t pass a browser test.
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Love that site (EFF), looks a bit scary when one looks at it !
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I do as well, test all browser that way.
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