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minus-square@dustyDatalinkEnglish6•edit-21 year agoI suggest to use chromium as the backup “in case a webpage doesn’t work on Firefox” browser. All the compatibility but no telemetry.
minus-squareericlinkEnglish7•1 year agoBut why use chromium or any chromium based browser since google disabled ad blocking plug-ins?
minus-square@dustyDatalinkEnglish14•1 year agoI suggest it as the backup browser. Use Firefox and if you need to open something that only works on chrome, I’d rather use chromium, so Google doesn’t rape your computer when trying to use the internet.
minus-squareHidingCatlinkfedilink4•1 year agoEh, did they? I’m sure I still have Ublock Origin on the work browser, which is Chrome.
I suggest to use chromium as the backup “in case a webpage doesn’t work on Firefox” browser. All the compatibility but no telemetry.
But why use chromium or any chromium based browser since google disabled ad blocking plug-ins?
I suggest it as the backup browser. Use Firefox and if you need to open something that only works on chrome, I’d rather use chromium, so Google doesn’t rape your computer when trying to use the internet.
Eh, did they? I’m sure I still have Ublock Origin on the work browser, which is Chrome.
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