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Thoughts on Helium browser?
(lemmy.world)
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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Can't tell if you're joking but the problem is serious lack of competition for Chromium browsers. Every Chromium browser brings nothing meaningfully new but just strengthens Google's monopoly.
I meant in the way that chrome is good competition for ff. Not necessarily that we Need even more chromium browsers
You've got that backwards bub. Firefox is the competition. Chrome has like 65% of the market share. Chrome is the browser to compete against, not Firefox.
Oh yes, it would be even worse if we only had one browser engine. We need more browser engines is the point, not more tweaked Chromium browsers.