I stopped using Chrome on Android — this lightweight browser is way better

If you’ve been on Chrome for years, especially on Android, it’s easy to believe it’s as good as it gets. It’s fast enough, synced to your Google account, and comes preinstalled on most phones right out of the box. But after a while, the cracks start to show. Scrolling begins to feel a bit sluggish, background processes quietly consume memory, and somehow, an ad or two still manages to sneak its way through. Eventually, you’re left with a choice: tweak Chrome to make it faster or move on to something better.