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Ad blockers are on the rise. DuckDucGo searches are on the rise. All browsers except Chrome are continuously getting better at protecting the user’s privacy. Gl

Ad blockers are on the rise. DuckDucGo searches are on the rise. All browsers except Chrome are continuously getting better at protecting the user’s privacy. Global Privacy Control (GPC) is gaining traction. I think privacy on the web is already heading in a good direction.

donkarma 5y ago
They only care because it's very visible to them
userbinator 5y ago
All browsers except Chrome You mean Firefox? That's another problem, the lack of any real browser diversity.
- SimeVidas 5y ago
  Safari, Firefox, Edge, and Samsung Internet are all quite popular.
  - sli 5y ago
    Edge and Samsung Internet are both still Chrome.
    - SimeVidas 5y ago
      Yes, but Microsoft and Samsung are adding privacy features to their browsers. Specifically, tracking protection. I can’t imagine Google adding tracking protection to Chrome. That’s the difference.
shaoonb 5y ago
All browsers except Chrome are continuously losing market share too.
- SimeVidas 5y ago
  True, a few percent per year. Still, the combined effect of tracking protection in non-Chrome browsers is changing the web for the better, I think. For example, websites must deal with Safari’s tracking prevention because there’s no alternative on iOS, so Apple does have some control.