Firefox's killer feature was generating sync keys locally and letting you self-host a compatible sync host. Chrome generates the sync keys on server and has pr

Firefox's killer feature was generating sync keys locally and letting you self-host a compatible sync host. Chrome generates the sync keys on server and has proprietary sync software. That's it. That's all it took for me to switch. I know FF eats almost double the CPU compared to Chrome. I know 1 out of every 10 webapps will just not work in it. That's fine. I will take the security and privacy over convenience. Just buy a better CPU.