A browser by the original team behind Opera. It comes with automatic ad-blocking and privacy features which seem to work pretty well. I've primarily been using it read media sites that I have subscribed to but which often have bugs on non-Chromium browsers.
Librewolf is a Firefox customisation that focuses on user privacy. In many ways it is a standard Firefox with content blocking and Mozilla telemetry stripped out.
In terms of functionality it seems to naturally be able to do everything a Firefox can.
Written in Python and binding to the Qt library, using the QtWebEngine as the web renderer (based on Chromium).
The browser is immediately capable and plays video and renders most things fine, which is to perhaps be expected given the engine under the hood.
CSS features such as gap and nested CSS don't seem to be supported though.
One thing that is distinctive is that there is a Vim-like command shell with matching which is surprisingly intuitive once you get used to it and a lot easier than shortcuts while still being keyboard-driven.
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