If they go through with this, they would lose a fair portion of their users, even non-fossy ones. I've seen memes on popular reddit subreddits like /r/me_irl an

If they go through with this, they would lose a fair portion of their users, even non-fossy ones. I've seen memes on popular reddit subreddits like /r/me_irl and /r/teenagers about adblockers (e.g. "you can't stop me" "I know, but he can") and I would hope that this would maybe be a breaking point for those people - they'd google "adblock not working chrome", find an article that prescribes switching browsers (probably or hopefully firefox or some non-chromium browser), and chrome would lose around 5-10% of its share. Hopefully it will at least wake people up to the monopoly google has by exclusively controlling the most popular browser.