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The excellent Arc browser is now available for anyone to download
(www.theverge.com)
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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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The whole problem is that the free internet is dying because google is starting to get a monopoly over it.
So, yes, "just another Chromium browser" is a very valid criticism, because it quite literally aids in jeopardizing the future of the internet.
I know a little about browsers, but not tons. Do all Chromium-based browsers use the same rendering engines? If so, isn't it an issue as these Chromium browsers proliferate? If the engine deviates from the standards and they have the market share, feel like we just end up in the IE situation back then.