Chrome is the gold standard for a reason: it's fast, it syncs everything, and Google Lens is basically magic. But don't be fooled by the 'Safe Browsing' labels. Those protect you from malware and phishing, not from your kid stumbling onto a Reddit thread they shouldn't see.
If you're handing this to a kid under 13, you aren't just giving them a browser; you're giving them the keys to the city. It works best when you've already had the 'how to be your own algorithm' talk and have Google Family Link configured to manage the boundaries.



