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If I sign out of my google account in Chrome it drops from 0.9 to 0.7. I could have sworn I'd never signed in to Chrome using my google account, but I guess I
by Twirrim 7y ago
If I sign out of my google account in Chrome it drops from 0.9 to 0.7.
I could have sworn I'd never signed in to Chrome using my google account, but I guess I must have mistakenly signed in to gmail or something.
I use FF as my main browser, only ever drop back to Chrome sporadically, or when I really want tabs to be completely isolated (there are some annoyingly CPU/power intensive stuff I do from time to time, and I can just renice Chrome while I get on with other stuff.)
- lostmyoldone 7y agoI believe that's a "feature" they added a while back, auto-signing you into chrome as soon as you was logged into gmail.
- oil25 7y ago> I could have sworn I'd never signed in to Chrome using my google account, but I guess I must have mistakenly signed in to gmail or something. Chrome 69 tricked users into signing into the browser, myself included - https://lifehacker.com/how-to-disable-chromes-automatic-sign-ins-in-version-70-1829819727 https://lifehacker.com/how-to-disable-chromes-automatic-sign... That was the last straw to uninstall Chrome from all my devices and I've been a happy Firefox user ever since. Well, except now reCAPTCHA hardly ever works.