Hi I'm DyIan from the United states, I learned the beggining method to solve a rubik's cube awhile ago, but recently decided to go further, so recently I learned cfop with fridrich f2l (although I like petrus and may learn it once my times are faster) and 2-look oll and pll: I've now decided to learn full oll and pll to see how much faster I can get so I was wondering, is there a list of generally accepted "best" oll and/or pll algorithms anywhere? I know some of it's opinion-based, but is there a list that top solvers generally use? whether it's minimal quarter turns, or if it's just convenient (I'm right-handed if it matters) well yeah, if anyone could help that would be great!
Also, I'm 15, I'm an avid chess, violin, and piano player in IB at high school, so yeah, random information: my times vary between ~45 and 30 seconds, depending on how fast I recognize the f2l pairs and what oll/pll I get and such; and I reallyy like OH solving (usually ~1:00 or maybe a little more time-wise) (and if anyone has OH left-hand algorithms that are "the best' that would be cool) and I use white generally as a cross, but I'm trying to be able to start yellow as well then get to color neutral. Sorry for writing such a huge block of text, but thank you to anyone who read it, and even more to anyone kind enough to send some useful links or algorithms! I love cubing and look forward to improving!
Also, I'm 15, I'm an avid chess, violin, and piano player in IB at high school, so yeah, random information: my times vary between ~45 and 30 seconds, depending on how fast I recognize the f2l pairs and what oll/pll I get and such; and I reallyy like OH solving (usually ~1:00 or maybe a little more time-wise) (and if anyone has OH left-hand algorithms that are "the best' that would be cool) and I use white generally as a cross, but I'm trying to be able to start yellow as well then get to color neutral. Sorry for writing such a huge block of text, but thank you to anyone who read it, and even more to anyone kind enough to send some useful links or algorithms! I love cubing and look forward to improving!