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I guess you belong to the small intersection of people who care about open source but not privacy.

• schwartzworld 6y ago
  That's not fair at all. I doubt there are many who care about open source but don't make any compromises at all for the sake of convenience. We all fall somewhere in the middle. If you have the time and ability to self-host all your own services, and only use 100% open source for 100% of your computing needs, more power to you. You are in the minority though.
  • KSteffensen 6y ago
    I was commenting that it's rare to find someone who thinks open source is important and therefore uses Chromium, not Chrome, but still thinks Google is 'as good a place as any' for passwords and bookmarks. Usually people who care about open source are big on privacy also. I don't understand the choice, and I guess that shines through. To me almost anything is better than Google for privacy, but it wasn't meant as criticism.
    • cheph 6y ago
      > but still thinks Google is 'as good a place as any' for passwords and bookmarks. I do think it is as good a place as any for those things, and you can encrypt bookmarks and passwords that are synced to google servers: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/165139?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en#passphrase https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/165139?co=GENIE.Pla...