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Should I look for an alternative to firefox in Fedora?
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Well, all your alternative major browser engines are from Google's Chrome. If your concern is degree of tight association with Google, you probably don't have preferable realistic alternatives.
I'd also add that I'm not particularly worried about Firefox. Maybe one day, but as things stand, I'm fine with 'em.
WebKit based browsers like GNOME Web do still exist and do a reasonable job. That's funded by Apple though so...
KDE also has a WebKit browser. Heck it'd be weird if they didn't since WebKit is a fork of KHTML