File managers aren't really of the same class of application as web browsers.
Something like a file manager is considered to be "part of" the desktop
environment itself; I wouldn't call myself a "Nautilus user", more like a
"GNOME user." Web browsers are not like this; they are distinct from the rest
of the environment and have an identity of their own.
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