The only thing that matters is that it integrates well and is efficient on the host OS, and that it can sync settings, bookmarks, reading list and stuff between your devices.
Edge on iOS and Android will have a built-in adblocker soon.
Edge on iOS and Android will have a built-in adblocker soon.
In fairness, bar the "integrates well" point, any modern browser will do what you've described (where "efficient" can be used to described a number of different performance related matrix).
You mean the same AdBlock Plus that allows selected ads to bypass it so long as you paid them?
Well - for some of us it matters that the rendering engine behaviour and performance characteristics are the same.