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It is an abuse of Chrome's position in the marketplace. Google is using their powerful position to give themselves tracking capabilities that other online playe
by macinjosh 7y ago
It is an abuse of Chrome's position in the marketplace. Google is using their powerful position to give themselves tracking capabilities that other online players can't access. It is a major competitive advantage for Google.
- killface 7y agocan't alternate browser makers who base on chromium simply disable that portion? like, I expect identifying users was a key business concern in moving Edge to Chromium. Is there something (other than work) preventing them from making it so it'll report back to microsoft-owned domains instead?
- leshenka 7y agoI'm using Vivaldi on MacOS and it doesn't send this header. I'm sure others like Brave don't send it either.