Limitations with using /e/ on FF3

[AnotherElk]

@desassossegos

so it’s crucial for me to have access to a lot of common apps

Define “crucial” and “access”.
If that means Apps dependent on Google services should work for you 100% of the time, then /e/ in its current form (i.e. including microG, which prevents you from installing the real Google services) is not for you.

@AnotherElk

If an App needs Google services to work, /e/ has microG in place as an Open Source replacement to try to cover that base as good as possible, but there are limits to this, and so not every App which needs Google services will work.
And even if such an App works on /e/ at a particular time, Google might break this with changes on their side any day, with microG having to catch up again, if at all possible. So there might be outages or an App stopping to work completely.

Whether an App is dependent on Google services is visible in Aurora Store search result lists, for instance.