[nmy]

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. These are minor things compared to having no other good choice but the Google browser.

[jammygit]

I suppose someone should mention Brave is an alright choice. If it had mobile sync working, I might be using it (Firefox currently)

Edit: just checked and their android version doesn't seem to have implemented password manager support yet. I'm excited for when they do, but its disappointing.

[tapoxi]

Are we supposed to pretend that options like ungoogled-chromium don't exist?

[nmy]

Once there is no more competition Google can change how it open sources a project. Look at Android.

[craftyguy]

I've never found the "choose this, because the other option(s) suck more" to be a particularly flattering argument for web browsers, programming languages, cars, or politicians.

[kibwen]

The modern aversion to "lesser of two evils" is a thinly-disguised post-hoc rationalization for apathy (or worse, nihilism). It's not even false equivalence, because that would suggest trying to paint both "evils" as equal; no, this is simply saying that, when presented with two choices where one is better than the other, we might as well make the worse choice, because who cares?

[SahAssar]

It's not supposed to be flattering. It's just saying it's the least bad option.