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If Google decides to remove addons then it would start losing users fast, and I think we’d find a fork that kept them more than viable. In this sense chrome is
by nicoburns 4y ago
If Google decides to remove addons then it would start losing users fast, and I think we’d find a fork that kept them more than viable. In this sense chrome is very different to for example Internet Explorer where no such fork was possible.
- _emacsomancer_ 4y agoChrome on mobile doesn't support extensions, where presumably it has the largest marketshare anyway.
- Ygg2 4y agoImplying people on mobile know there is an alternate browser. I've seen people not know how to open Google drive, let alone go to the Play store, download FFox and add ad blocker.