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Chrome attacking the privacy and the choice of its users has been happening for years now. And Firefox keeps dying.
by zsrxx 7y ago
Chrome attacking the privacy and the choice of its users has been happening for years now. And Firefox keeps dying.
- ghusbands 7y agoMozilla (Firefox) management thought that installing a Mr Robot advert extension on people's computers, without asking, was a good move, and defended it until the internet outcry got loud enough. With management like that, I find it hard to trust them. Default-installing Pocket was also not entirely defensible and was probably money-driven. Essentially, both companies have done anti-privacy and untrustworthy actions, and choosing the lesser evil is hardly ideal.
- jacquesm 7y agoThe difference between Mozilla and Google is substantial. Whenever Mozilla gets this wrong it is usually a goof of sorts, when Google gets it wrong it tends to be policy. See 'AMP'.