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Finally i know why this happens only in Chromium. This irritates me for quite some time now... Seems that Chromium based browsers aren't favorable any more: Tr
by atVelocet 7y ago
Finally i know why this happens only in Chromium. This irritates me for quite some time now...
Seems that Chromium based browsers aren't favorable any more:
Tracking, Bugs, uBlock extension is flagged, Manifestv3, etc.
But Firefox has the same problem since it ships with Pocket and other sync stuff. I know that they really do care but they have problems of their own which really make me think which browser to use. The actual situation right now is very frustrating...
- phyzome 7y agoPocket and sync are opt-in and seem pretty tame compared to the stuff in Chrome, just saying...
- breakingcups 7y agoI use Firefox as my main browser on all my machines and haven't once been bothered about Pocket or other sync stuff. I vastly prefer it, for moral and technical reasons. I feared the switch from Chrome would be very hard and aggravating but it wasn't. (The only thing that got me the first few weeks is that opening an incognito window is ctrl+shift+p instead of ctrl+shift+n. Once I got used to that I realized it actually makes sense because ctrl+shift+n re-opens a closed window just like ctrl+shift+t reopens a closed tab.)
- ulucs 7y agoctrl+shift+p feels more natural to me as Forefox calls it "Private Browsing" whereas Incognito doesn't even start with a n
- jvzr 7y ago(Firefox user here) I find that ctrl+shift+n makes more sense: ctrl+n for a new window, add shift for a modified (incognito) new window. Although whichever shortcut is a very quick habit change to make anyway