> Most of modern web sites are just tested for Chromium Again I find it ironic to cheer for Linux on mobile and at the same time not support Firefox. Firefox

> Most of modern web sites are just tested for Chromium Again I find it ironic to cheer for Linux on mobile and at the same time not support Firefox. Firefox is pretty much on par with Chromium. I can switch between Firefox, Chromium and WebKit and just do everything I need to do. I have been playing with PostmarketOS, and I clearly cannot do a fraction of what I do with my Android. So if we're cheering for challengers, we may as well respect Firefox :-). > No, it was just to mention a reference hardware I don't think there is a chance this ever happens. Who would want to spend that much resources into it? Really, I think by far the best chance to get an alternative OS is to build on top of AOSP. Like GrapheneOS does. > The essential apps are already almost there If by that you mean you can run a browser on Linux, sure. But I don't count this as apps.