I suppose I'm on the other end of the spectrum, I use the browser whenever possible to avoid installing apps. Apps take more space, request a bunch of unnecessary permissions, run services in the background using system resources, and generally don't support "open in new tab" keeping the current position in a long list of posts/items. Browsers on the other hand provide an isolation between the webapp and the system. With more and more apps moving to react native/webviews, performance isn't that different either. Sure you lose some functionality, like push notifications, but I generally deny notifications for all except messenger apps. Amazon, flipkart, reddit etc. work perfectly fine in the mobile web, and sometimes work better (ublock origin blocks reddit ads, for example).
TE works perfectly for me on Firefox Android, using the classic(old) theme, and I like that it doesn't try to push an app using a full screen overlay.
TE works perfectly for me on Firefox Android, using the classic(old) theme, and I like that it doesn't try to push an app using a full screen overlay.