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To be fair the push to connect a Google account and use Google services in Chrome is the ad, they don't need more. But I definitely agree about the Firefox nag
by leppr 5y ago
To be fair the push to connect a Google account and use Google services in Chrome is the ad, they don't need more.
But I definitely agree about the Firefox nags, I suppose it can be off-putting to new users and project a low-quality adware image (usually synonymous with more privacy violations, which is ironic).
- paulryanrogers 5y agoGoogle is the dominant ad provider on the websites themselves. Embedding yet more ads (beyond their sign-in push) may be counterproductive. And they don't provide a simple way to turn those off, unlike Mozilla's sponsored sites.