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Thoughts on Helium browser?
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Not the biggest fan of Chromium based browsers. Thoughts on Helium ?
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this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2026
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If you have to use garbage ass Google monopoly-ware, I'd suggest Vivaldi, but I'd recommend even avoiding that one like the plague.
Vivaldi is proprietary. I would def avoid that. For Chromium forked browser use Cromite instead.
I'll have to try that one. I was thinking it was an android browser. Oh well. I only said Vivaldi because I note its lack of AI and it's available on all the desktop platforms
its a bit more than that with me. Even with FF changing the way it did addons I still find chrome add ons to be kinda weenie relative to FF. I do feel FF is a better base.