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Yes! Someone recommending Vivaldi.
It's a cool (chromium-based) browser with many cool features (they even offer a mastodon instance) that one can as easily decide to use or not use. And the company (from Norway) is owned by the devs themselves not by some huge corp or a venture capital fund ;)
Vivaldi is a partially closed source chrome though.
You're right. I should have mentioned it, and mentioned even though I do my best to use Free/Libre software I don't refuse proprietary ones.
I know there were talks about open sourcing the rest of Vivaldi in the future but I'm not sure where that current stands.