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If Microsoft really does this and makes the Chromium based browser the default in Windows, what is the value proposition of installing Chrome? Presumably all th
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 8y ago
If Microsoft really does this and makes the Chromium based browser the default in Windows, what is the value proposition of installing Chrome? Presumably all the websites will work exactly as they do in Chrome and it will be no faster or slower?
- wmf 8y agoThe value proposition is that Google will bombard you with ads to install Chrome until you relent.
- ravenstine 8y agoIt's value proposition is integration with the Google ecosystem. If one rejects Google then there isn't much of a reason to use Chrome over another Chromium-based web browser. I try to avoid Google as much as possible these days, thus it's funny because I never thought I'd consider using a Microsoft browser instead of a Google one. I think this is a potentially good move on Microsoft's part(the EdgeHTML thing turned out not to be).
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- walterbell 8y agoAlso: Data collection by Microsoft instead of Google. Since Microsoft is already collecting data from the Windows OS, they are already part of your trust chain.