> I feel like I'm being ActiveX'd into using Chrome now which is very non-Googly Um Define "googly" (If you're saying it's atypical of the behavior you'd exp

> I feel like I'm being ActiveX'd into using Chrome now which is very non-Googly Um Define "googly" (If you're saying it's atypical of the behavior you'd expect of them: based on what?) Considering there's no trivial way to log into one of their services (gmail) without automatically doing so on others (yt etc) without fucking around with browser sessions - among many other non-customizability gotchas from them - saying google doesn't want to control how their offerings are used is going to be a very tough sell.