> browsers that are loyal to the users independently of economic incentives ...and how are those browsers possibly sustainable? Creating a browser is incredibl

> browsers that are loyal to the users independently of economic incentives ...and how are those browsers possibly sustainable? Creating a browser is incredibly expensive[0]. If you want reasonable compatibility with the de facto Web you have to build atop Chromium, WebKit, or Gecko, the availability of which is predicated on the financial stability of Google, Apple, or Mozilla respectively. By all means, use a third party browser if it better suits your needs, but there's no escaping the hard dependency on the business models you so vehemently oppose. [0]: http://robert.ocallahan.org/2017/12/maintaining-independent-browser-is.html http://robert.ocallahan.org/2017/12/maintaining-independent-...