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Hopefully this will spur on some competition. I could be tempted to use a Chromium-based browser if I could easily store my data in Nextcloud.
by chaz6 6y ago
Hopefully this will spur on some competition. I could be tempted to use a Chromium-based browser if I could easily store my data in Nextcloud.
- suhail 6y agoIt won’t. For users, it will simply make it harder to move to anything not owned by Google. If you can’t move bookmarks, passwords, extensions, history, it requires more effort for the user to switch. Not too mention, interop to sync on mobile.
- franga2000 6y agoYou should be able to move them, just not directly sync them with Google. GDPR etc. took care of that. It's on the third party developers to make importing data as easy as possible.