If you're not technical, switching browser means losing your entire navigation map of bookmarks and default start page, along with learning a different program'

If you're not technical, switching browser means losing your entire navigation map of bookmarks and default start page, along with learning a different program's ways of doing the same things. If you are technical, it's still a pain to get everything imported and set back up, and the extensions you're used to may be absent or done in different ways, and the subtleties of eg: incognito mode and reader mode may be different. You may have to re-construct your personal adblock rules. And so on.