Safe to say, this proposal has gone down like a poweroff -fn
stop using Chrome immediately, and use a privacy respecting browser. that’s the only way google keeps getting away with this horse shit.
Firefox/librewolf is a good choice. Very similar speeds to Chrome.
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I have never seen those services shoved down my throat. The only issue I have is the opt out telemetry, but even then it’s anonymous.
“Phone calls home” ? O_o
“Phone calls home”
In previous versions you could search your about:config on the “value” field, this is no longer possible. Searching for https:// and http:// would give you a list of numerous URLs, most of which are under Mozilla’s own domains. Some might argue that things like updates are necessary to ensure a secure browser. Others might argue that they have run very outdated browsers without problems for years, and that combined with forced updates and the Maintenance Service, the log files generated produce a not-insignificant amount of information about users.
Suggesting using an decades old and known exploitable browser because “well I never got hacked” is like saying vaccines are unnecessary because “well I never got sick”
Awesomebar was the reason I left Firefox in the first place. Chrome’s location bar is almost as bad now - or maybe just as bad? It’s been a while.
And tabs replaced with fugly buttons.
there are some that are less shit than others. Chrome is the worst of the worst
I just had a look. Chrome is still worse.
don’t use ghostery. they have ties to ad companies.
Ghostery went open source in 2018 when it posted its code on GitHub. It is not, and never has been, in league with ad companies.
https://www.wired.com/story/ghostery-open-source-new-business-model/
Dude. I’m using Firefox on Windows, Linux and MacOS, it is the best browser out there. Fast as Chromium and extremely stable.
Firefox is out last line of defense (Notwithstanding Safari as it only runs on Apple devices).
Firefox on Android (with full support for ublock Origin) is a great addition to your list too.
Safari already implemented attestation
Interesting that there are no Twitter quotes only Mastodon quotes in that article.
You mean The Platform Formerly Known as Twitter and now represented by this symbol:
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Turning customers into enemies does seem like a rather unwise footgun type situation.
