Browsers Available on MintPPC 19? (maybe, webkit browsers?)

[Appleuser201]

I remember on Mint PPC 11, there was a browser called Midori. A webkit browser, that allowed even the G3 iMac 400mhz to stream desktop YouTube somewhat decently. I have a feeling webkit based browsers perform a lot better on YouTube than Gecko/Mozilla.
What browsers are included with Mint 19, (besides Arctic Fox, don't get me wrong it's a great browser), and are there any speedy webkit browsers available anymore?
I'm guessing Midori is long gone...

 

[KawaiiAurora]

Midori’s development stalled for many years but recently, it was picked up again and apparently, they’re at version 7 right(they were at 0.4/0.5 back when I used it on my PowerMac G4 in 2011/12).

I’m not sure if there are PPC binaries and whether it’s as good as it was before but you should certainly give it a go if you can get it on your system If you want YouTube, I hands down recommend using MiniTube as that was the only YouTube-playing solution that worked when running Linux on my 400MHz PowerMac G4 Sawtooth.

Good Luck!

 

[Appleuser201]

Midori’s development stalled for many years but recently, it was picked up again and apparently, they’re at version 7 right(they were at 0.4/0.5 back when I used it on my PowerMac G4 in 2011/12).

I’m not sure if there are PPC binaries and whether it’s as good as it was before but you should certainly give it a go if you can get it on your system If you want YouTube, I hands down recommend using MiniTube as that was the only YouTube-playing solution that worked when running Linux on my 400MHz PowerMac G4 Sawtooth.

Good Luck!

Is mini tube a mobile player for YouTube, like tenfivetube, and is it still working with the new YouTube changes? I find the mobile players work best.

 

[swamprock]

Midori 7 is broken under PowerPC linux. Both @wicknix and I have built it and found that it just won't load most sites.