However, for many that choice has become easier, with one of the once-niche options starting to build quite the following. Historically, or maybe histrionically would be more appropriate among some fans, the alternative choices have been Firefox, Opera and any number of very niche products. It’s quite another to jump ship from the big three of Chrome, Edge (which uses Chromium under the hood, of course) or Safari to a browser that remains niche but provides much of that extension functionality out of the box. It’s one thing relying upon a swathe of various browser extensions or add-ons to help protect your privacy, block ads, add functionality to your browser of choice and wishing the plain vanilla version did more.
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