how to survive with browsers in the modern days?

[manasan3010]

1. newer versions come with a lot of bugs and glitches
2. succeding versions fix the bugs in the old version but introduce even newer bugs and un-necessary features
3. can't use old stable version, as most of the internet will stop working eventually
4. fooling the internet with polyfills and backports is very painful and complex (sites protected by cloudflare are nearly impossible)
5. I spend so much time in tweaking the browser to fit my needs exactly and then the new version breaks everything; then I have to start again from scratch
6. so many essential features are removed in the name of security and have to jump through a lot of hoops to do even basic stuff
7. newer versions are a nigthmare for power-users as it's mostly designed for retarded men at large

I can't get any work done, if things break regularly. I am tired of fighting with my browser, it's a never-ending war.
I am currently using ungoogled-chromium 133. Is there a browser with bug-fixes only and no feature updates?

[tomasz1986]

Is there a browser with bug-fixes only and no feature updates?

Internet Explorer? 😅

This is not a joke, as IE11 continues to receive security updates until 2029 as an integral part of some editions of Windows (e.g. Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 and Windows Server 2019). At the same time, the browser is completely incapable of rendering modern websites.

[PF4Public]

Is there a browser with bug-fixes only and no feature updates?

Your only option is to start your own browser

[D2D4B6]

Pale moon. Albeit its hard to use