@kane12 Exactly. Simplicity and the fact that it just works with most extensions and most websites. There is a reason why Chrome has the lion's share of users and you've essentially outlined it. The fact that it is not exactly privacy focused is apparently unimportant (and/or unknown) to most users. I've said this many times now: people, in general, don't really care about the myriad of customizable options offered by Vivaldi nor for the gaudy GUI of Opera One. They don't care about the browser. They don't spend hours playing with the browser to add extensions and change skins and so forth. The browser is simply a tool to get them to where they want to go: social media, shopping, banking, news and so forth. And it is undoubtedly the reason that these browsers will attract a very dedicated following, albeit a small, one-digit user following and remain this way... permanently. People want simple - not complicated. People want uncluttered - not pretty. This is why Google Chrome remains far and away the most popular browser... it's simple, it works... period.
