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A browser should let the user control their browsing experience and make it extremely easy to block all manner of user hostile content, starting with trackers.

• doakes 6y ago
  I don't disagree with you, but I think parent's point still stands that "user hostile content" is defined by a company that could change their definition at any time.
  • solosoyokaze 6y ago
    A truly user friendly solution would be to allow community curation of blocklists and full user control over which they choose to enable. Google is not interested in providing a good user experience though, they're interested in sucking out as much value from the user as possible, using dark patterns when convenient. With that, I also agree that Google couldn't be trusted to editorialize.
  • a1369209993 6y ago
    No. "User hostile content" is defined by the user.