Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of Chromium-based browsers:

Excess:

  1. High compatibility with various websites, because it uses the same Blink rendering engine as Google Chrome.
  2. Easy customization with the various extensions and themes available in the Chrome Web Store.
  3. Seamless synchronization with your Google account and other Google services, such as Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, and more.
  4. Guaranteed security with safe browsing, malware blocking, and HTTPS encryption.
  5. Fast and stable performance, because it uses multi-process technology that separates each tab, extension, and plugin into different processes.

Deficiency:

  1. High RAM consumption, since each process requires a separate memory.
  2. Privacy is less maintained, because Chromium-based browsers send user data to Google's servers for several features, such as search prediction, auto-fill, and others.
  3. Dependence on Google, because Chromium-based browsers must follow the policies and updates of Google as the main developer of the Chromium project.
  4. Low compatibility with some web standards not supported by Blink, such as WebRTC, WebMIDI, and others.
  5. The variety of features is limited, as Chromium-based browsers tend to emulate features from Google Chrome without much innovation.