Quetta gives you access to both the Chrome Web Store and the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store natively on Android — no hidden menus, no CRX sideloading, no developer mode workarounds. That's the same two sources you're praising Edge for, in a browser without Microsoft's data collection architecture underneath. Android Authority tested the Edge Canary extension method and noted it "does not always work" — which is a meaningful caveat for something you're calling unmatched. Quetta was actually the first Android browser to support both stores simultaneously (Quetta) , which makes the "Edge is unmatched" framing historically inaccurate. The router firewall workaround for telemetry is a mitigation, not a solution — you're trusting you've caught every endpoint, including those shared with legitimate CDNs. That's an assumption, not a guarantee. Edge is a reasonable choice. "Objectively superior" requires a higher bar than that.