Smaller memory footprint and less CPU usage than vanilla Chromium; snappier responsiveness.

Advanced do-not-track functions, separation from Google servers, like chromium.

No need to add ABP or uBlock Origin extension. Compatible with lists in AdBlock, ABP, and PeerBlock/PeerGuardian formats.

Has advanced settings to reduce web presence footprint.

Multi-threaded streaming download manager with resume functionality. Interrupted downloads will resume when the program is launched again; number of threads and download location customizable on a per-download basis. Actually downloads Linux ISO's from most popular distributions faster than deluge, utorrent, transmission, etc.

You can still bring it with you on a flash drive, even when you're not on Linux.

Sign in to back up your extensions and settings, just like always.

Allows for unloading tabs after a certain tab number threshold has been reached.

Runs more apps and extensions than Vivaldi or Opera, and like those two browsers, runs on Windows, Linux, and (technically - DMG installers are still in beta) OS X.

You can still bring it with you on a flash drive, even when you're not on Linux.

Supports adding lists in ublock, adblock, adblockplus, and peerblock/peerguardian text formats.

Button is linked to cookies, so doesn't work if signed out (for security/privacy), and also doesn't include any additional tracking like a browser extension would (Facebook, Amazon, etc.)

Allows for downloading both video and extracted mp3 audio, a la Youtube2mp3.