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> I don't even know people who maintain it, so I wouldn't even be able to break their windows or throw eggs at them I hear your point on this, it's pretty hard
by bilekas 4y ago
> I don't even know people who maintain it, so I wouldn't even be able to break their windows or throw eggs at them
I hear your point on this, it's pretty hard to put your faith in a browser that updates regularly and not just for schema reasons. But you seem okay with Edge..
> Using Edge doesn't change much, meanwhile using ungoogled Chromium means that I have to trust additional actors
This is where I'm confused.
> Additionally MS inserting e.g "backdoor" into Edge could cost them a lot of in PR damages
I'm not an M$ hater, they've been incredible. dotNet core is a gift. GoPilot is a good use of whatever we're doing here. But why do you think if they could work a 'backdoor' (without leaks from employees) would actually matter. Their fine would be minimal.. See FB
I think we've come full circle. I'm defending your point that Edge might be just another 'Okay' browser.
- tester756 4y ago> Using Edge doesn't change much, meanwhile using ungoogled Chromium means that I have to trust additional actors Because I'm already on Windows, thus I already trust Microsoft >I'm not an M$ hater, they've been incredible. dotNet core is a gift. GoPilot is a good use of whatever we're doing here. But why do you think if they could work a 'backdoor' (without leaks from employees) would actually matter. Their fine would be minimal.. See FB On the other hand take a look at Intel - they had security issues and not even intentional and there was a lot of dmg to their brand due to all those CPU related vulns in last years