After reading that some users here use Brave and Arc browser, I took the trouble to compare the two. Brave Browser failed straight away because the speed didn't come close to Sidekick (Mac version) and I didn't like the workbench either. In my opinion, Arc Browser is the bigger competition. Aps are created quickly by simply dragging the page up into the icon window, you have folders to better keep things organized, a screenshot function of the entire page or even parts of one Side, everything can be packed into folders. You can also recreate entire workbenches. Image galleries can also be created,

What I absolutely don't like is that everything has been packed into a heap on the left, that is, the icons that are much too small for me are the extensions. If I add an extension to Roboform, for example, everything else is covered up, so I can't access the apps at the same time access. And the fact that the tabs are not on the top but on the left is a big change because I've been used to the tabs at the top for decades.

Sidkick Browser is much more intuitive. I can access the browser extensions and get to the apps at the same time. I like that I no longer have to log into my apps every time and that I can even use different accounts at the same time. Very clear because everything is in the right place. The apps on the left, the tabs on the top and the extensions on the top right. And Sidekick is very fast, because of the speed and the very good arrangement I work much more productively. And last but not least, all data is stored locally, which means a much higher level of data protection, because with free browsers you always have to make money and usually pay with your data. You shouldn't forget the detailed tutorial that introduces you step by step to Sidkick, you can find the lamp at the bottom right. and the chat, which is also located at the bottom right, where you can also get answers to questions

What I didn't like about Sidekick is that if you open an app on the left and then close the only tab New Tab, I couldn't find a way to open a new tab because the line with the tabs simply disappears. Youtube AD Blocker is not working at the moment.

I would also like an RSS reader, a screenshoot tool and an article clipper. more setting options for the start screen.

I personally stick with Sidekick and am excited to see how the browser develops in the future.