Yes I have been disabling widevine, nacl and flash in chrome:plugins since chrome was in its teens. At that time there used to be even more crap there, stuff li

Yes I have been disabling widevine, nacl and flash in chrome:plugins since chrome was in its teens. At that time there used to be even more crap there, stuff like adobe and picasa and whatnot. I'm considering Chromium too, but if I'm going to migrate, I might as well migrate to something like Safari which has the added benefit of cross device integration (ios-macos). Sticking with chromium likely signals a vote for chrome in browser stats that I would rather not do. Firefox would have been the ideal pick had it not been for multiple very dubious choices in their history like bundling hello and pocket.