Dillo is fantastic... and being actively developed again.

I've been using it as basically my main browser since 2000 or so, and it has been consistently good. It uses less RAM than Lynx or w3m, despite being a GUI program instead of running in a terminal. And quite often, being a "Web 1.0" browser is a feature, not a bug. It's lightning quick, and doesn't generally have ads or exploits, because it doesn't have the components necessary to display the ads or do the exploits... like javascript.

Of course, I still have to use a heavyweight browser for "Web 2.0" sites... but in general, I try Dillo first, and fall back to something else only when the site needs features Dillo doesn't have.

One of these days, I should write a thing to save snapshots of my Dillo session(s). I typically have a few dozen instances open, each with multiple tabs, and it'd be nice to periodically dump that session to a file so I can restore it later in case something goes wrong. I wrote a session/tab/window/bookmark/etc manager (TKTSTO) for mainstream browsers, and I miss some of its features while using Dillo. But I heard Dillo now has some of the inter-process communication mechanisms needed to query what's open, so I've been meaning to update my copy and write a session export tool.

I made my account pretty late. I recall being surprised when my account was deemed old enough to get moderation privileges, because that was strictly for people with 4 or fewer digits.

Now though, I rarely see anything less than 6.