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I found this like last year. I posted it in #rubik. Faz and Sebastian Weyer can get like 0.8-0.9.

The other algs like F R U R' U' R U' R' U R U R' F' is probably more safer to use in solves imo.
 
I use
H2 = F U R U' R' U F' U' R' F' R
and the inverse for G3.

Edit: oh, sorry, I see that was mentioned earlier.

Kirjava:

E2 is wrong:
FR2DR'URD'R2U'R'F'
R' is unnecessary.

And what is wrong with G2?

By the way, I found some really nice algos there, thanks!
 
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H3 (thanks to Renslay for the correct case): (U') R2 D R' U2 R D' R U' R2 U' R2 U2 R (preserves all of EO)

don't know if posted already, too lazy to check
 
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r' U r F' r' U2 r F r' U r

this is godly, why hasn't it already been posted?

EDIT: actually it's not that good maybe R' F R B' R' F2 R B R' F R is better

EDIT2: found out how to do it fast; r' F r D' r' F2 r D r' F r

EDIT3: eh it's not that fast
 
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