Voyager

Voyager is built using capacitor and ionic framework, which is a web framework to build mobile apps, basically. It doesn’t “use elements from chrome”, it uses progressive web apps (PWAs), which you can set up with whatever browser you choose. They’re basically web apps that you install to your phone’s desktop.

Additionally, there’s currently an app in TestFlight to install it on iOS natively and will probably soon be a version for Android. It’s still a web app wrapped in a native wrapper, but it unlocks native functionality and feels much nicer.

Anyway, all of this to say, nothing about the way the app was built inherently includes anything from chrome. Only if you use chrome to make it a PWA.

It's a webapp so you run it in your browser - it only uses chrome if you choose to use chrome.

I'm using it in Firefox on Android, but you could also use it in Safari on iOS for example.

It's a webapp. If you're uncomfortable with Chrome, run it with Firefox.

When I installed it it had to be safari. You save a bookmark of the web app on your iOS app home page so it appears like an app.

Try it out on safari and see what you think. The App Store version is imminent anyway if you wanted to wait.

There's a testflight for the iOS app now, so you might be able to find a link to that. But they are coming out with a native ios app.