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This is only useful for people who know what a search engine is. (Seriously, many people equate "googling" = "search engine", and don't know there is a general
by canadaduane 4y ago
This is only useful for people who know what a search engine is. (Seriously, many people equate "googling" = "search engine", and don't know there is a general category of this thing). Unless there are two big bold buttons on start-up--one that says "Use Google for Search" and the other that says "Use Duck Duck Go for Search"--it would appear broken to them. Even then, almost everyone would pick "Google" just for name brand recognition.
- lohfu 4y agoi would argue most people that install chromium, not chrome, no what a search engine is. unfortunately, since chromium lost google account login capabilities, i do not install chromium anymore. now i just think "search engine" means "google".
- strken 4y agoI would argue that even though most people can e.g. walk up stairs or fill in a form or change their browser settings, you should often provide e.g. wheelchair ramps or helpers or sensible defaults for the ones who can't.
- LtWorf 4y agoInstalling chrome on debian is certainly harder than installing chromium. And you are assuming there is only 1 user in the machine. Which is not the case for people who have kids.
- epigramx 4y agoExactly. We're on the third age of the internet so to speak. At the first only the computer nerds were on it (up to ~2000); then only computer nerds + mostly young adults were on it (up to ~2010); and now all the literal toddlers and literal elderly and everyolne else is on it.