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- Not Chromium based, there are too many of those already. - Effective ad-blocker, cookie notification auto-decline, and general annoyance blocker. - The ability to set my own search engine via a simple query string. No need to build anything fancy or pick for the user. - I’d have a hard time using a browser without my password manager being able to integrate, which would mean 3rd party extensions, as much as I hate to say it. - Cross platform (including mobile with sync), if it’s going to be a daily driver. Mobile really complicates things these days when talking fast, simple, and private. - But most of all, don’t listen to me or all the comments here. Keep your vision pure. Most browsers start off simple and fast, which is why people start using them. Then they carelessly add feature after feature in response to user demands, the vision gets compromised, and they end up another bloated mess. Be bold enough to accept that your browser isn’t for everyone. It will have its true fans (if it’s good), and for people who want all the features, other browsers exist for them. |