Tbh same with other open source projects, my stance remains neutral. As long as the project is private, has no backdoors, and is not pro-Zionist.

Or can just use an extension. Embedded as an integral part of the system sounds controversial. Plus if someone want AI, I prefer to just have a dedicated browser for it. Like BrowserOS, or if you like Comet and Disco, sure.

Guess I can skip this thought and be patient. Just continue to work on my things until I can finally rest if rest even exists these days.

If you want fast minimal browser (and still use mouse):
Min (Cr)

If you want to bring your own AI to keep privacy:
deta surf (Cr)
Browser OS (Cr)
Nanobrowser (Cr)

If you're weirdo (no offense):
Ladybird

If you want to be as vanilla as possible:
Cromite (privacy focused, Cr)
Ungoogled Chromium (privacy focused, Cr)
Chromium (Cr)
Waterfox (Ge)
Orion

If you're obsessed with privacy:
Mullvad browser (Ge)
Mammoth browser (Cr)
LibreWolf (Ge)
Iceraven (Ge)

If you're a terminal freak:
Vieb (Cr)
Qutebrowser (Cr)

If you're obsessed with vertical screen real estate (but still uses mouse):
Helium (Cr)
Zen Browser (Ge)
Floorp (Ge)
deta surf (macOS) (Cr)

For non DRM, here's the following list:

*Notice that Cr means Chromium based and Ge means Firefox/Gecko based

DRM with minimum tracking:
Brave
Vivaldi

DRM but with moderate-high tracking:
Firefox
Edge

DRM but obsolete:
Arc

Honestly vieb is better than qutebrowser according to some people? But I don't use terminal interface on browser.

Wait, isn't SteamOS a slowroll release? Though I prefer something that isn't corporate based. Idk how slow rolling is CachyOS. The more LTS it gets the better. Though I guess I get why Manjaro is good enough.

Maybe like half yearly or yearly update. I don't want to update my system too often and just get it to work to my needs. But I also like the customizability and the privacy(?)/Decentralization of Arch and other source-based/semi-source-based distro.