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Certainly is an echo chamber in this whole thread. Count the motivations to resist alterations that would doubtless improve Chromium's respect for privacy.
by pavement 11y ago
Certainly is an echo chamber in this whole thread.
Count the motivations to resist alterations that would doubtless improve Chromium's respect for privacy.
- sangnoir 11y ago> Count the motivations to resist alterations that would doubtless improve Chromium's respect for privacy. That's a very indirect way of explaining motivations. I am certain that there are conflicting requirements that have tradeoff and not as black-and-white as you make it seem. Firefox is a great contrast to Chromium since they are likely to have greater respect for privacy. Is there a privacy aspect that Chromium lags significantly behind Firefox? If not, then your hypothesis (on motivation) is wrong (proof by contradiction: Mozilla doesn't have the same motivations)