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>"The new version of Chrome signs you into the browser even if you don't want to sign into the software itself" Damn. I just realized that. Signing out of brow

by snr 8y ago

>"The new version of Chrome signs you into the browser even if you don't want to sign into the software itself" Damn. I just realized that. Signing out of browser signs you out of GMail. And signing into GMail signs you into the browser. Went to download Edge but turns out it's not on Win Server. MSFT really needs to get its act together.

zachberger 8y ago
Out of curiosity why are you using a web browser on a server?
- pmontra 8y ago
  I used one yesterday on Windows Server 2016 Datacenter because the new version of the only application running there needed .NET 4.7.2. It started IE which after a long sequence of allowing web sites (tracking and not, included Google Analytics) eventually managed to download the installer. IE was already on the server. I really wanted to install Firefox to avoid all that absurdity of whitelisting sites.
- snr 8y ago
  Employer's choice of workstation OS :/
koolba 8y ago
Why not Firefox?
- snr 8y ago
  Yep that's what I ended up eventually downloading. Edge on Win 10 is not bad actually.