> The core experience is largely still dictated by Chromium’s foundation however. It isn't, the core is always about the UI that you've dismissed. It's the rea

> The core experience is largely still dictated by Chromium’s foundation however. It isn't, the core is always about the UI that you've dismissed. It's the reason I use their browser on iOS and customize a few annoying gestures away despite the more frequent app crashes vs Safari or other browsers and despite the fact that extension support is poor > but Safari on iOS is the platonic ideal of mobile web browsing Ah, that explains it, this was never true for me, too many UI issues with no way to customize/avoid them