The last beacon standing against Chrome's absolute dominance is Firefox, which has its own engine completely independent from Google's development efforts. There are a few other browsers based on the foundation offered by Firefox.

XDA

6 Firefox-based browsers that smoke Chrome

No Chrome, no problem

Security researchers uncovered a series of phishing campaigns that use a rarely exploited method to steal login credentials, even when protected by encryption. The method relies on blob URIs, a browser feature designed to display temporary local content.

TechRadar

Your antivirus won’t see this coming. Here

Hackers use blob URIs to hide phishing pages inside the browser memory

A subtle psychological trick in your browser's address bar called salience bias has protected users from phishing attacks for over a decade. Salience bias is a cognitive behavior that causes one to notice things that stand out more.

9to5Mac

How your browser uses a clever psychological trick to stop phishing - 9to5Mac

This little salience bias design trick in Safari, Chrome, and more undoubtedly has saved millions from becoming victims of phishing attacks.