General Discussion • Re: Pale Moon's PR Problem

If Helium can become basically the end-game of web browsing for normie OSS users, out of nowhere, over literally nothing but a sane dev team that listens to its community, then we can turn things around in some way or other.

Don't want to be unfair since I haven't tried it, but what is so different here than other Chromium browsers? When did built-in ad-blocking become a revolutionary feature and have we become THAT lazy to even bother looking for an extension?

I cannot hide a strong disbelief to flattering stuff like "made for people, with love". As opposed to what, "made for aliens, with disgust"? In any case, I wish that browser well but how can it compete with, say, Brave for example? What's the difference?