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>Chrome has a million and one alternatives I think after MS gave up on Edge, we're down to one - Firefox.

• asddubs 6y ago
  and technically safari, obviously also webkit but not under googles control
• axegon_ 6y ago
  No doubt it is the biggest. From the prospective of a Linux user however I'm not complaining. IMO it outperforms firefox vastly in terms of performance and all the different chrome-engine based browsers have been incredibly reliable: Ever since the pandemic started, opera has been my go to for ssh tunneling, while keeping chromium clean. All I had to do is get used to some different shortcut keys and the red logo up on top, but that's it. Still, there are several other engines available but they are still nowhere nearly as polished as chromium. Hence my statement that this has been a successful, partially open-sourced product.