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Have you downloaded chromium browser (if you are a Linux user)?

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The default browser in the Linux environment is Firefox. I have found this browser in both Ubuntu and Debian distro (surely, other Linuxian distros offer Firefox). In any way, both Ubuntu and Debian suites present Chromium to download, in the case Linuxian users have preferences between a browser and another. Chromium is the browser Chrome harbinger. Different from Chrome, it's used to present unsteadiness (it sometimes crashes), but in any way I downloaded Chromium as a second browser, to not rely on a single browser only. Sometimes it works better than Firefox, despite the crashes (Firefox crashes more than Chromium in both Windows and Linux environments).
 
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