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Because it's so hard to just remove it and install your own. No OS I use comes by default with my browser of choice as of late( actually I think Archbang does c
by Wickk 15y ago
Because it's so hard to just remove it and install your own. No OS I use comes by default with my browser of choice as of late( actually I think Archbang does come with Chromium preinstalled ). Comments like this are ridiculous
- mkr-hn 15y agoI think the concern is more about supporting an OS that packages something you disagree with on principle.
- pharno 15y agoexactly. I know its not hard, its just two commands. But I just cant trust a os whos browser I cant trust. That applies somehow to windows. I think ie is bad, so is windows. maybe we should all switch to ONE browser, which has preferences like "browser-flavor":["google","microsoft","mozilla"]...
- trotsky 15y agoIs there an issue with privacy concerns in Chromium? I thought the concern was just RLZ?
- mkr-hn 15y agoDepends on whether Ubuntu ships with Chrome or Chromium.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoUbuntu is the wrong choice to begin with if this is the case. Privacy is a non-issue with Chromium and it's offensive that people still shout this FUD about Google Chrome. Wouldn't you know, it's exceedingly rare that I ever hear any actual complaints about the "excessive privacy problems" with Chrome.