Internet user needs have changed as digital interactions became default for a large percentage of people worldwide, but browsers and the web not changed to meet them.
The biggest browsers are a homogenous group in some ways - products from a few companies with >100m MAU and fairly rigid boundaries around what a browser is or can be.
The biggest browsers are often the least willing to imagine new ways of making and using the web.
Let's explore alternatives.
For this post I'll define browsers as "alternative" if they meet any of the following criteria:
While some browsers with over 100m MAU may have met some of these criteria, I'm explictly not covering:
Can have embedded web views?