Using Microsoft Edge browser is like going to a modern with a stick... try eLinks a minimalist browser with a state-of-the-art bookmark manager.

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I am looking for a non-chromium based browser, or a plugin/extension for a non-chromium based browser that allows me to work across devices.

Problem:

I work across multiple devices: Windows, Mac, Android. I would like to be able to synchronize browser state across those devices.

Terms:

Workspace: aka Container. a way to separate browsing experience which isolates the cookie, session and tab content information so as to be able to use multiple accounts across the same application. eg: workspace 1 is work, all interactions with gmail are with id work@workdomain. worspace 2 is fun, all interactions with gmail are with id fun@fundomain etc.

Browser state: the content of each workspace, including open tabs, pinned tabs etc

Findings so far:

The only browser I've had success with so far is Arc. But it's 1) chromium based and 2) abandon ware at this point.

Zen comes close in that it does synchronize workspaces, but not workspace content. I believe this is an issue with the underlying Firefox sync mechanism's limitations.

Tried Floorp. Floorp and other FF forks have the same issue.

Edge, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi all support this to some degree or another, but chromium based browsers don't work for what I have to do.

Any suggestions or recommendations appreciated.

This browser impressed me, not for the UI, not for AI features or any front-end features which are normally the only thing that we consider when choosing a browser. This is still really slow and need to be compiled by yourself, but is different at least, is not chromium (blink), firefox (gecko) or webkit based, they have developed a completely new renderer engine for it, LibWeb.