First I don't want to be logged in in my browser at all. OK but I expect that most Chrome users feel different about that. Most are probably happy that this UI

First I don't want to be logged in in my browser at all. OK but I expect that most Chrome users feel different about that. Most are probably happy that this UI change makes things less confusing. Second, and probably more important, software is about trust. [...] And what google did is to shatter that trust by sneaking that change discretely. Why did the UI change shatter trust for you? It doesn't enable syncing so I don't see what the big deal is. With syncing out of the equation, I can imagine that you don't like being logged in in the browser for aesthetic reasons or something, but to have one's trust shattered?