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> I broke that functionality in Chrome so I could control when it updated. I didn't accept it. I won't accept it. I would encourage others not to accept it. >
by JadeNB 6y ago
> I broke that functionality in Chrome so I could control when it updated. I didn't accept it. I won't accept it. I would encourage others not to accept it.
> I will abandon platforms that take away my control.
If you are still using Google Chrome, then it sounds like you will work to avoid the limitations of platforms that take away your control, which is very different from avoiding them.
- EvanAnderson 6y agoI did not accept Chrome's "evergreen" functionality-- I didn't say that I don't use Chrome. I continue to use various hobbled Chrome versions when circumstances dictate. I use Firefox when I can. I wish I didn't need Chrome from time to time. If my underlying OS prevents me from hobbling Chrome I'll ultimately have to abandon Chrome (and probably the OS).