> They're heavily VC-backed, and while they say that they want to monetize via paid team features This alone is a huge reason not to use it. After the OS/kern

> They're heavily VC-backed, and while they say that they want to monetize via paid team features This alone is a huge reason not to use it. After the OS/kernel, the browser is probably the most important and security-sentitive program on your computer. Being not free software should be an automatic nonstarter. I don't know why the W3C doesn't fund development of Servo or similar as a foss project given how absolutely essential maintaining a neutral browser (/engine) is for the health of the web.