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Epiphany (Score:1)
Midori is nice if you want a WebKit browser that doesn’t drag in the whole GNOME caboodle, but it’s pretty weak UI-wise. If you’re using Ubuntu with the default stuff you have GNOME anyway, so I’d suggest a look at Epiphany, GNOME’s own default browser which uses WebKit as well. That’s bound to have a more mature and practically useful interface than Midori at this stage.
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That's bound to have a more mature and practically useful interface than Midori at this stage.
Particularly when the first thing I discovered is that the proxy settings are disabled in the Midori I just downloaded :)