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I wanted to like Edge but... > The browser also sends unique hardware identifiers to Microsoft, which is a "strong and enduring identifier" that cannot be easi

• derefr 6y ago
  Oh, ah; I thought the above meant "why not Chromium and/or Edge" rather than "why not the Chromium version of Edge." Yes, I can see why you'd avoid Edge specifically, same as avoiding Chrome specifically. But that's not an argument against using upstream Chromium (which is, in fact, a browser all on its own, stadnalone downloadable and shipping with several Linux distros); or against other Blink/Chromium-based browsers (e.g. Brave), no? Either choice would get you compatibility with anything Chrome itself is compatible with (in terms of websites; not necessarily in terms of extensions—though the difference is just in the legacy Chrome extension APIs; WebExtensions work fine everywhere.)