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If you use Chrome than you don't care about privacy at all so suggesting privacy extensions for chrome is ludicrous.
by lukaa 9y ago
If you use Chrome than you don't care about privacy at all so suggesting privacy extensions for chrome is ludicrous.
- icebraining 9y agoI don't use Chrome, but this hyperbole. You may not mind that Google gets your info but still dislike that every ad network out there does.
- wolco 9y agoGoogle runs many ad networks
- chewz 9y agoThis isn't true at all. If you know how to use Chrome right (with right flags / startup options [1]) it is way more private browser then FF and more advanced. All it takes is some reading and some patience (but you get useful knowledge in return). Security and privacy is just a marketing gig for Firefox in my personal opinion. Not truly reflecting the reality. Additionally you can use ungoogled-chromium to take it to the next level. https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium [1] Some chrome flags worth knowing... --incognito --disable-sync --disable-reading-from-canvas --disable-voice-input --disable-system-timezone-automatic-detection [When VPN from different timezone] --connectivity-check-url= [set 204 from your trusted location] --disable-remote-fonts --no-referrers --disable-physical-keyboard-autocorrect --no-pings Plus Decentral Eyes plugin...