This 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. A

This 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...