FalkonLinux vs Microsoft Edge LegacyWindows

Falkon, alternative Linux à Microsoft Edge Legacy

Mis à jour le 28 octobre 2026

Notre avis

Falkon is a decent replacement for Microsoft Edge Legacy if you prioritize speed, low resource use, and basic browsing on Linux. It handles modern HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript well enough for everyday sites, and its built-in ad blocker and tab management are functional. However, it lacks cross-device sync, a robust extension ecosystem, and cloud integration. It’s best for users who don’t rely on syncing bookmarks or extensions across devices and want a simple, privacy-focused browser without Chromium bloat.

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Licence: GPL-3.0+
Prix: Gratuit
Dernière version: 26.04.3 (2 juillet 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil

Supports modern HTML5 and CSS3 rendering
Includes tab management with sidebar access to history and bookmarks
Offers private browsing mode
Provides built-in ad blocking (via AdBlock plugin)
Features an SSL certificate manager for security

Ce qui change

No sync across devices — bookmarks and settings stay local
No support for browser extensions like Edge Legacy’s add-ons
Lacks integration with Microsoft cloud services (OneDrive, Azure, etc.)
Uses QtWebEngine (Chromium-based) but with limited JavaScript performance compared to full Chromium
RSS reader included, which Edge Legacy doesn’t have

Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Edge Legacy

Falkon can import bookmarks from HTML files, which you can export from Microsoft Edge Legacy via its bookmark manager. History and passwords cannot be directly migrated since Falkon doesn’t support importing from Edge Legacy profiles. Cookies and session data aren’t transferable. If you export your Edge Legacy bookmarks as an HTML file, Falkon can read and import that standard format, but other data like saved passwords or open tabs must be handled manually or are unsupported.

Passer de Microsoft Edge Legacy à Falkon, étape par étape

Export bookmarks from Microsoft Edge Legacy as an HTML file
Install Falkon via your distribution’s package manager or Flathub
Open Falkon, go to Bookmarks > Import & Export > Import from HTML
Enable the built-in ad blocker in Settings > Plugins > AdBlock
Set up your preferred search engine and privacy settings

Fonctionnalités clés de Falkon

Moteur Qt rapide et peu gourmand en mémoire
Bloqueur de publicités intégré
Blocage de Flash via Click2Flash
Lecteur RSS dans la barre latérale
Gestionnaire de certificats SSL
Signets et historique dans la barre latérale
Gestion des onglets

Installer Falkon sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.kde.falkon

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install falkon

Debiansudo apt install falkon

Fedorasudo dnf install falkon

Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S falkon

openSUSEsudo zypper install falkon

Questions fréquentes

Can Falkon run Microsoft Edge Legacy extensions?

No, Falkon does not support browser extensions at all, including those from Edge Legacy. It has limited plugin support, with only built-in features like ad blocking.

Is Falkon based on Chromium?

Yes, Falkon uses QtWebEngine, which is based on Chromium, but it’s wrapped in Qt and optimized for lower memory use. It doesn’t include all Chromium features or compatibility layers.

Does Falkon receive regular security updates?

Yes, Falkon is actively maintained by KDE and receives updates through distribution repositories and Flatpak, including security patches for QtWebEngine and its components.