Helium (Chromium-based browser)

[SYST3M_D3STR0YER]

@anon98749087

I’m not using a browser that relies on outdated, unmaintained libraries (fuse2)

Unaccurate: fuse2 being maintained depends on the GNU/Linux distro. I personally use and love Void GNU/Linux (because it is [censored] systemd-free) which continues support for fuse2, so in that aspect it can be private and/or secure on GNU/Linux which was the only point from you I was challenging.

@anon98749087

requires manual setup of sandboxing

Again:

@SYST3M_D3STR0YER

AppImages are especially made that way that you can sandbox all of them (e. g. FireJail), although this is not necessary for average people / threat models, so it‘s in my opinion a good decision since sandboxing costs performance.

@anon98749087

doesn’t update automatically

helium.computer, official homepage of the helium browser:

Helium updates itself automatically on macOS, with auto-updating options available on Linux and Windows.

Also you can use a script for auto-updating which again means that it can be private and/or secure on GNU/Linux in that aspect which was the only point from you I was challenging.